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Step 3MAKE IT FIT
If you are using smaller speakers or a larger animal, they will probably fit. Honestly, you're probably better off not taking them apart so you should just leave them as they are. The speakers I am using for this particular warthog are gigantic, so they have to be taken apart.
Using a teeny screwdriver (mine is from my handy eyeglass repair kit, which I use for damn near everything but repairing glasses), carefully remove any screws from your speakers that look important. Pull apart, trying not to sever any wires.
In the speakers I am using I ended up using a hacksaw to saw through the shell because a vital piece of wire was encased within. It was not as much of a hassle as it sounds, two swishes of the saw and the wire is free.
You don't have to take ALL the plastic off. I only took off the big round back pieces, sacrificing some of the acoustics for aesthetics.
Using a teeny screwdriver (mine is from my handy eyeglass repair kit, which I use for damn near everything but repairing glasses), carefully remove any screws from your speakers that look important. Pull apart, trying not to sever any wires.
In the speakers I am using I ended up using a hacksaw to saw through the shell because a vital piece of wire was encased within. It was not as much of a hassle as it sounds, two swishes of the saw and the wire is free.
You don't have to take ALL the plastic off. I only took off the big round back pieces, sacrificing some of the acoustics for aesthetics.
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