That is undoubtably the best approach but a little hair shirt even for an audio nut like me. A good intermediate step is to look at the quality of the posts, internal wiring and connectors being used and replace them if necessary. I have been upgrading my Spendor S 100s. I had the internal wiring changed, used better connectors to the bass and mid and am changing the posts. The posts fasten directly to the crossover so I couldn't use the ones I had on hand, they were too big to go through the hole in the circuit board. In most speakers the posts are easy to change and will often make a considerable improvement. Wire does also, I was going to use all Cardas but they shipped me the wrong quantity for the tweeter so I substituted solid silver on it. Result is very detailed but a little too bright.
If you are really dedicated hard wire is always the way to go but lesser steps will get better sound , removing the crossover from the speaker inclosure will also help but all of these will alter the sound in ways that are difficult to predict. See my experience above.
If you are really dedicated hard wire is always the way to go but lesser steps will get better sound , removing the crossover from the speaker inclosure will also help but all of these will alter the sound in ways that are difficult to predict. See my experience above.