Jck63

Right on man. Unbelievably, the MF+ spade terminal was only partially on the spade lug on the crossover. These things snap positively and pseudo-lock when fully pushed home. there is no way this thing came lose from vibration or anything else. It had to leave manufacturing with this defect and it didn't manifest until 8 yrs later! haha. Sadly, i had to waste $100 on a new driver to finally go looking at the crossover. What say you guys, should I put the old driver back in? My ears can't tell any difference but I do know these speakers were generally pair matched to within 0.5 db. Phenominal speakers btw, even with the midrange out on one of them they sounded better than 90% of the speakers I've heard. With both channels working, pink floyd never sounded so damn good!

Oh Man, I owe you a beer! You saved me a ton of work. Would have checked this first before replacing the driver had I know it was this easy! Thanks a ton. I posted some images. The first is the LF crossover. Pretty simple. The other is the mr/tw crossover inside the base of the cabinet. Obviously, the wool is still in place. I'll post the results of testing when i have them. Thanks again!

Thanks TigerwoodsKhorns. Which LF driver to pull? the bottom driver? (I kinda don't think its under the bottom plate because I've pulled the bottom plate on a p17b and its solid cabinet under there)

Nothing coming out of the midrange driver. I pulled it and tested it, it works fine. Only thing left is the crossover.

Hi all, Does anyone know how to remove and replace the p37 mid/hi crossover? I've had one go bad. Thanks!

I wonder if anyone has a damaged or blown palladium that they'd like to sell or otherwise dispose of. Smaller models would be preferred. Please contact me if you have anything you would like to part with. Thanks!

How did you get into this? I cant figure out how to even get into this speaker.