Removing the covers (grills)

kazaam
kazaam Posts: 92
edited August 2011 in Speakers
Do I just pull the covers off? They seem like they're on there pretty tight and I just wanna make sure so I don't break anything! (Monitor70, CS2)

Thanks!
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  • Esreuter
    Esreuter Posts: 176
    edited August 2011
    Kaz,

    On your cs2 and M70's just slip your fingers in between the face of the speaker cabinet and the grill. you will feel the spikes, and then just pull out slightly, move to the next, pull out slightly, move to the next, then start over until its lose.

    youll get the idea pretty quick, make sure to do both sides at once to keep everything even and there will be no troubles.

    happy to hear you got them and they are ok, wait till you get them hooked up.

    enjoy

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  • Geoff4rfc
    Geoff4rfc Posts: 2,480
    edited August 2011
    ^^^^^^^^

    Exactly! And once you've removed them a couple of times, it gets easier.
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  • kazaam
    kazaam Posts: 92
    edited August 2011
    It's stuck on there pretty good!

    1)should I use the top or bottom set of holes if I'm not bi amping?

    2)do the speakers sound better with or without the cover?
  • Upstatemax
    Upstatemax Posts: 2,685
    edited August 2011
    kazaam wrote: »
    It's stuck on there pretty good!

    1)should I use the top or bottom set of holes if I'm not bi amping?

    2)do the speakers sound better with or without the cover?

    1) does not matter there is a jumper that sends the same signal to both

    2) I like it better without grills... seems more open and forward to me.
  • pietro944
    pietro944 Posts: 720
    edited August 2011
    Upstatemax wrote: »
    1) does not matter there is a jumper that sends the same signal to both

    2) I like it better without grills... seems more open and forward to me.

    Ditto....no grilles.