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In Reply to: RE: Cheesy Jumpers posted by pictureguy on October 11, 2010 at 18:29:02:
When you remove the connection plate, have a look at the way your speakers are wired. I imagine they are just like the MMGs in that all it takes to eliminate the jumpers and fuses is the relocation of a wire - remove a couple of nuts and move the wire that leads to the XO from the fuse to the point where the wire leads to the jumper (saying this from very old memory and I'm not on the computer which has my photos right now). Anyway, it's pretty darn obvious when you remove that plate and have a look. I think it's better to get rid of that extraneous stuff than to improve it (sorry, this makes your new jumpers superfluous). This is also an easily reversible tweak (should that be of concern to you).
Have fun!
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Follow Ups
- bypassing vs eliminating - wazoo 20:50:55 10/11/10 (3)
- RE: bypassing vs eliminating - pictureguy 23:04:44 10/11/10 (2)
- no soldering required - wazoo 06:42:35 10/12/10 (1)
- RE: no soldering required - pictureguy 08:51:35 10/12/10 (0)
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