Theres a rubber plug at the back of the speaker directly behind the midrange tube. Does it have to be removed for listening or should be covered in place thanks.
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Hi All,
Please guide me through the set up procedure in regards to
removal of the Transit Screw and guard for the 801n model.
I don't have access to original instructions but i take to be.
Remove rubber plug undo screw, remove guard then replace rubber plug....05 October 2007, 07:14 Friday -
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