RE: MG 1.6 loose croosbar

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In Reply to: RE: MG 1.6 loose croosbar posted by dnm on February 14, 2012 at 05:06:01:

Thanks so much for confirming my suspicions that the drivers have to be removed!

What's a good way of putting them back in the MDF frame, assuming that I don't want to go to the trouble of making hardwood frames? The driver side staples look different from the ones holding the sock in!

Thanks!
Yeang

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Topic - MG 1.6 loose croosbar - Yeang 18:16:42 02/13/12 (6)

RE: MG 1.6 loose croosbar - tyu 03:02:36 02/14/12 (0)

"Is there a way to remove and reglue the crossbar on without removing the driver from the frame?" ... - andyr 02:33:38 02/14/12 (0)

RE: MG 1.6 loose croosbar - pictureguy 23:11:43 02/13/12 (3)

RE: MG 1.6 loose croosbar - dnm 05:06:01 02/14/12 (2)

RE: MG 1.6 loose croosbar - Yeang 05:10:41 02/14/12 (1)

RE: MG 1.6 loose croosbar - dnm 18:03:44 02/16/12 (0)

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RE: MG 1.6 loose croosbar - Yeang 05:10:41 02/14/12 (1)

RE: MG 1.6 loose croosbar - dnm 18:03:44 02/16/12 (0)

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