JVC MX-GT91R speaker disassembly ,episode 1

preparing the speakers for repair,,enjoy ,SUBSCRIBE ,LIKE ,SHARE ,COMMENT more Gigatube soon @blingonit

[@oliviaacosta5302]

nice

[@blingonit]

Thank you very much,,,

[@ginamustata2102]

Cool..

[@blingonit]

Thank you very much....

[@cicerogoncalves3751]

💯😃

[@blingonit]

@cicerogoncalves3751 thak you very much...

[@chiefjuice1]

I noticed some of these systems that are non bandpass but still gigatube, some have screws where you can remove the front valance mount to expose the woofer/main screws and some dont seem to have screws to take apart. Are these press fitted or non removable or is there a way to do it? Specifically if you look at a picture of the front of the mxgb6 speakers they do have hex screws, but the mxgc5 does not have any and dont know how to get into it. Dont wanna break it apart unless needed. Any thoughts?

[@blingonit]

After I finish the current series restoration Panasonic rx dt 75 i have another jvc Gigatube sistem waiting to be repaired ,,i will open and disassemble everything there ... stay tuned and thank you very much

[@chiefjuice1]

@@blingonit awesome, thanks for the reply, will await that video. I had good success taking apart the mxgc5 speakers and that front valance mount is glued to the box. With some careful even pressure and taking care not to damage the wood, it will come out, possibly snapping a plastic holder in the process. No worries as it can be glued back just the same. Now waiting on a woofer surround!

[@Indian_Speaker_Guy]

Is the subwoofer using bandpass?

[@blingonit]

Yes

[@sunforceupliftingtranceoff7389]

@@blingonit hence the Glass top! i have a mint sitting in box MX-GT90 v.