Any tricks to remove drivers from a (sticky) cabinet


im trying to remove my drivers but they’re still sticking  on cabinet even all screws were off. Tricks, help?
My Sonus Faber has leatherette covered the front baffle…

nasaman

Showing 2 responses by waytoomuchstuff

Install a pneumatic valve on the rear of the cabinet.  Pressurize the cabinets to 35 psi.  Grab some popcorn and enjoy the show.

non-sealed cabinets will require a little extra creativity.  Duluth Trading Company briefs stuffed in openings seem to provide the “correct” balance of mass and density.

 

or, just turn them upside down and shake them.

@larryi 

This was my attempt at humor.  Guess some people are better at telling jokes than others.

I'm an experienced builder/servicer involved in performance upgrades.  Yes, working with the holes in the frame does lower the drama and incident of involuntary speaker cone and/or cabinet modifications vs prying on the outside of the frame.  Engaging a couple of threads on a bolt/screw seems to do the trick -- every time.  

Thanks for the instructional video.