Here we have both drivers out and their rubber-like gaskets. You can see the 'orrible black stuff everywhere.

Cheers Martin. The other one is the same, rattling about even though the screw is tight. I think I will take them off. Yes Peter, I thought the author may have been you. Why don't you put your name on the articles? I met Ronnie in Struer, really nice bloke. Andy T.

Welcome back PD! Where've you been for two months? Andy T.

Before I put the front plate away, I noticed this attatched to one of the clamps. It doesn't seem to serve any purpose and is loose enough to rattle about. Anybody any idea?

Then gently pull out the rubber gasket. It's welded together with foamrot.

Once the driver is out, it doesn't want to part company with the rubber gasket and front ring. I had to gently tease it out with a small screw driver.

The driver is held to the front plate with these four brackets which have rubber blocks under them. These screws are really tight and I had to press on very hard. Once again, make sure you have a good fitting screw driver. Hope I don't slip!

Look at that. Like a new 'un! You wouldn't think these were over twenty years old.

What a good do Lovely long wires with spade connectors and not soldered

The connecting plug for the speaker wire is on the back of the S120s and I didn't know whether it would come out with the drivers, so I stood the speaker up and tentatively opened it like a door