So...........
Let's get back to the speakers. I've decided it's time to get the crossovers and switch panels rebuilt. I've been getting intermittent distortion from one of the right speaker mids even after having the drivers rebuilt. So it was time to send the crossovers and switch panels to my friend in AZ to be rebuilt.
I removed the switch panel and crossover from the left speaker without any issue. The right switch panel came right out, too. When I went to pull the crossover, I had difficulty pulling it clear of the cabinet. A flashlight showed what looked to be a resistor preventing the crossover from being pulled free. That seems a bit...odd. So, I dug through the insulation from the front switch panel hole and, sure enough, there's a resistor sticking out to the side far enough that the crossover won't clear the cutout.

I actually had to reach in and clip the resistor lead, at which point it fell free, to get the crossover out.
So now that I have both crossovers and switch panels out, I can see that the resistors in the left speaker switch panel have been replaced and the resistors in the right speaker crossover have been replaced. Interesting. I'm sure Richard can get this all straightened out.
The offending resistor as viewed from the switch panel cutout:
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While the L2030's are down, I think the 910's will make a nice stand in. Tonight I'm demoing them with a recently acquired Scott 222. I picked this up from a friend and fellow AK'er (
@rudedogg ) who did a full recap on it. What a great sounding little amp! I say little amp, but it's got a big voice, even on the 910's. It's is great cosmetic condition, as well.
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