Bondmanp hit it just right.
If you are handy with a screwdriver, or if you have a friend who is, just make sure that the repaired woof is identical, meaning factory spec. You can call Vandersteen and they'll walk you through it. It's usually only a matter of a few screws, and the ability to not over tighten when replacing.
Remove both woofers, making sure to keep them separate. Then give V'steen the numbers. They guide you and be very helpful in doing so.
Good luck,
Larry
If you are handy with a screwdriver, or if you have a friend who is, just make sure that the repaired woof is identical, meaning factory spec. You can call Vandersteen and they'll walk you through it. It's usually only a matter of a few screws, and the ability to not over tighten when replacing.
Remove both woofers, making sure to keep them separate. Then give V'steen the numbers. They guide you and be very helpful in doing so.
Good luck,
Larry