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In Reply to: Acoustat Repair Upgrade posted by HarlemAirShaft on May 10, 2016 at 16:39:54:
The fabric has to be removed and the wooden frame of the sound panel taken apart. As there are no screws or nails -- it is stapled together -- this will be a hassle to take apart and reassemble.
Which model does he have? I've owned four different Acoustat models over the past (almost) forty years and haven't encountered one like that. Yes, the sock is stapled at top and bottom. You remove interface, base and top place to access sock. Remove staples and slide sock off. Here is what a 1+1 looks like "sockless". This pic was taken while new ones were being made:
Teflon screws affix the panels to the frame. You can see them as white spots along the panels with eight per panel.
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