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How to remove B&W 800 N midrange??

I am pretty sure the driver is blown and would like to remove it to test/replace. It looks like the midrange driver is held in by a threaded rod that goes through to the rear of the enclosure. Does anyone know for sure? I am the second owner, so there is no warrantee to be concerned with. Thanks.
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beheme
231 posts
 
Bigjoe, it is a B&W screwdriver. Worth every penny.
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bigjoe
693 posts
 
Beheme,i was thinking the same thing,i would love to see a pic of this grovy device so i could replicate it & sell it for a 1,000 % discount,talk about banging the customer out at every turn.
johnfx35
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I have a poping sound once in a while from 1 bass cabinet. not sure which driver so i ordered both to be safe. has anyone ever replaced one of these.

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baffled OP
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Yes, I replaced my mid driver according to the instructions above. Not hard at all. The problem turned out to be a fuse type device built into the crossover. B&W sent a new crossover at no cost. Problem solved. However, my speaker made no sound at all. Different from your problem.
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