Hey Dave,    Eh, nice job on those speakers, you hoser;) lol;)   That's was for all you lurking SCTV Canadian fans out there...Long live John Candy...   Here's what I like about your job.  Blacking out the bass bin is a personal decision and quite frankly a gatekeeping function since veneering would require quite a bit of skill. Personally I like the lines of the bass bin and plan to use a light-colored oil rub of some sort (still seeking suggestions) on these speakers. I'm leaning toward keeping these speaker light in color to blend with our off-white walls.    My question is how much better does it sound than stock? You decided to add a subwoofer. It that because the stock or Bob Crites x-overs did not provide enough bass? If I remember correctly these speakers' stock only go done to 50htz?   Does the front mounting of the squawker really make a difference? Is it just a process of widening the hole?  

not sure what this means?   I may not be stating this right.   to troubleshoot the crossover I connected a wire from the HF -  input straight to a small little full range. (acoustimass cube laying around).  The other wire was connected to the test speaker, and I went point to point from that wire touching all th points I could     Its a crummy diagram but this is what i found, green circles mean I had speaker output if it was placed there, red circles mean no output.    Does that make sense?

That's a pretty good deal right there.

Edwards Electronics on EBAY maybe? Email them and see if they will fix for you. Or @ngen33r ?

? then your jumper is not a zero ohm short.....

You have a kopi luwak  for a pet..

I turned it on yesterday and it went pop!  😕  I see quite a few posts with people that are technical enough to fix this, but I know that I am not!  Anyone here willing to take a shot? Just PM me and we can work something out to make it worth your while.    Or, maybe recommend a place somewhere that I can send it to get it fixed?  It's a great unit and sad if this is what kills it.    

Update-    looks like a bad cap was the issue. I had some 2.0 caps from a crossover rebuild kit I got from JEM audio for another pair of speakers, so I put them in and it has output now.    Sound is improved but- depending on the tracks played it seems to be a bit of crackle at lower volumes that go away at higher levels- go figure?   wonder is 1. Bad diaphragms? 2. Ferrofluid- is it in there?   can it dry out?    Switched amps btw since this started (issue was same with either amp used), now running a NAD 1300/2600 pre-amp-amp stack- it's quite powerful at 150 wpc rms and lots of current capacity. musically it is just loafing at regular listening levels.     

at  the first connection point there is signal output, at the other end of the cap nothing.  

I can certainly ask her. I'll try to contact her today.