Can I just disconnect a bad panel in my Quads?

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I have a problem with one of my Quad 989:s. The speaker obviously needs replacement of one of the "bass" panels. I don't like the idea to drive 8 hours to deliver it to a technician; it has been there before. Instead, can I just disconnect the bad panel and live without?

I realize that the speaker will not work as intended, but I could live with a little unbalanced sound, if that is what will happen.

Any ideas?

Per.

PS. I am fully aware of the high voltages inside the speaker, and what that means in terms of handling it.

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Topic - Can I just disconnect a bad panel in my Quads? - PerStromgren 03:43:03 12/15/16 (4)

RE: Can I just disconnect a bad panel in my Quads? - kentaja 05:18:10 12/15/16 (3)

RE: Can I just disconnect a bad panel in my Quads? - PerStromgren 05:33:36 12/15/16 (2)

RE: Can I just disconnect a bad panel in my Quads? - kentaja 08:41:34 12/15/16 (1)

RE: Can I just disconnect a bad panel in my Quads? - PerStromgren 03:54:25 12/19/16 (0)

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