Todd has done a lot of work so far, we are each doing one speaker. We only had a little bit of time yesterday, so I did have to step in and hurry things. The logo is molded into the resin cabinet, yes? I was going to use spray adhesive to get the new cloth to stick.

Hey Leslie! Soon, I think tomorrow, we will be changing the fret cloth!

Just saw your post Soren! It certainly has become an outbreak!

[quote user="hemenex"]that's a box full of electrolytics spreaded all over [/quote] What he said!! Have fun with this, looks like there's plenty to be had!

Until Friday, when Todd and I can get back to work, they will be getting much play time. Sitting down for the Bourne Supremacy now

I will get back into the RLs tomorrow for the resistors and to hot glue the caps. Todd was nice enough to leave them with me so I am going to enjoy them a little bit! I'm driving them with a fantastic Yamaha Natural Sound CRX-E150 receiver.

[quote user="Søren Mexico"] [quote user="Evan"]So what do you all think? Resistors need to be checked? ..Replaced? Its starting to look that way to me.[/quote] Check the resistors, more than 10 % of, change them, [/quote] Noted. Thanks!

New VS. old. The values for RL60.2 are 1x 22uF 1x 10uF 2x 6.8uF The little black one is the 10uF and was bought from Radioshack moments before this pic was taken. I mistakenly ordered a set of 15uf caps. Replacing the caps was the biggest thing we had planned for the day. We put the speakers back together for a listen and the discovery of a noticeable

Now the new equipment is installed.

After his first soldering lesson, Todd has just desoldered the original caps here and is removing the 23 year old glue from underneath them.