Removing the bottom panel to access the staples.  You need to remove all the wood trim to peel off the sock.
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Removing the staples.  There are lots of staples and this requires lots of patience.
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View of the crossover components
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This is a view of the crossover and the bottom of the panel.  This is the back bottom of the MG-IIb.  The greenish area is where the glue has begun to harden.  You can see where the panel wires connect to the crossover wiring.
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Overall view of the rear of the MG-IIb
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Cleaning off the hardened glue.  We used acetone to remove the old glue.
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You can see me peeling off the old tweeter wire.  The new wire is 31 gauge aluminum wire.  The old wire had corroded in several spots.
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View of the panel wiring, bass wiring on the left and tweeter wiring on the right where the light area is.  This is where we started to remove the glue.
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Close-up of the hardened glue.  The big wire is the bass wiring.  Those black spots near the wires are the magnets that are underneath the Mylar.
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