JBL crossover terminals

[Old Stogy]

I acquired a pair of N1200 crossovers to upgrade my JBL speakers. Unfortunately I didn't inspect the terminals for tightness. When I hooked them up I discovered the input terminals to be loose. The operation is intermittent if I wiggle the terminal. Is there any way to tighten them since the boxes are sealed at thefactory?

R/Gary

[Wagner]

I acquired a pair of N1200 crossovers to upgrade my JBL speakers. Unfortunately I didn't inspect the terminals for tightness. When I hooked them up I discovered the input terminals to be loose. The operation is intermittent if I wiggle the terminal. Is there any way to tighten them since the boxes are sealed at thefactory?

R/Gary

Which style N1200?

Thomas

[Old Stogy]

I new I would forget that detail. These are the newer style, in a black case, that mount in a back panel cutout. Tried to attach a picture, but it didn't display.

[1audiohack]

I'm pretty sure you get to UNseal it.

[edgewound]

I acquired a pair of N1200 crossovers to upgrade my JBL speakers. Unfortunately I didn't inspect the terminals for tightness. When I hooked them up I discovered the input terminals to be loose. The operation is intermittent if I wiggle the terminal. Is there any way to tighten them since the boxes are sealed at thefactory?

R/Gary

Pull on the terminal while turning clockwise...It's fastened to the body with a screw. A solder lug is affixed to the screw. Tighten'er up and that should fix it. If it doesn't...it goes deeper than that...but can still be fixed.

[Old Stogy]

Thanks, they tightened right up. I was reluctant to turn them since I didn't know how they were connected on the inside.