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jonathan_spruyt   05-28-2003 at 08:34:00 PM

Is it possible to take of the plastic casing of a monitor and then reinstalling it.
I'm asking this because we have an IBM MM75 monitor with great bose speakers on it. But since it is hardly ever used for sound-related purposes, I'd like to take out the speakers and place them next to my computer
Does anyone know how to start on something like this.

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FO_SHO   05-29-2003 at 03:36:33 AM
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You should take note that it CAN kill you if you touch something inside that shouldn't be touched. I know someone who was shocked from a mobo disconnected and he knew what he was doing.... so do so at your own risk.

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JimmyDean   05-31-2003 at 05:29:01 AM
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You usually can but do not even come close to touching the part that extends out of the back of the glass display. Wire coils, vacumn cap, all can pretty much kill you. Hold it by the sides of the glass only

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dhlucke   06-02-2003 at 11:20:36 AM
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If you screw up you die. Go spend $10 on a comparable set of speakers.

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Auburn9698   06-02-2003 at 07:21:51 PM
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Quote :

Does anyone know how to start on something like this.


Yeah...don't. DH said it right.


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phsstpok   06-02-2003 at 08:10:20 PM
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If the speakers are Bose Acoustic Waveguide (or whatever it's called) don't waste your time. The waveguides will be molded into the case. The actual drivers won't be worth using without them.

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