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In Reply to: Re: Sorry I don't know the answer . . . posted by justanotherguywithaquestion on May 26, 2003 at 07:08:03:
Okay, I see now. The rivets are through the mount and the spring clips are held on that way. I thought you were speaking of the driver wiring attachment or something. The plates rivets into the cabinet are just expanded int the wood possibly. Short of cutting a new hole where the old one is you are up a creek. Ohm made three ways and the F type models {which I am really hyper over}.
If the thought of drilling out the clip rivet isn't too much for you, you could buy some screw on post type connecter and just use the posts. They're like a bolt with a nut to hold them on the plate and the nurled knob to tighten down on the wire. I'm sure the current circuitboard {crossover} ccould lay a little behind the spring clip dealees. CAREFUL ! 1/2 inch may be your limit. Only one driver ?
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