Nashville 112 grill removal
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Lonnie Wells
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Nashville 112 grill removal
Got a new speaker for my 112 amp and trying to figure out how to take off the grill cover. I need to replace the speaker mounting screws with some longer ones. Anyone here know how to remove the cover? Maybe velcro attached?
thanks
thanks
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Dave Hopping
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Re: Nashville 112 grill removal
Lonnie-
Grillcloth is usually mounted with staples so it's easy (if labor-intensive) to take off and remount if you need to. The bigger issue is getting the baffleboard out of the amp. IIRC the old Peaveys with aluminum strips had the grillcloth on a separate frame Velcro'd to the baffle. My '80-ish Session 500 has that setup, but I'm not sure whether 112s were built that way. I have a 112 from about 2010, and its baffle is mounted with cleats and screws like an old Fender and would come out without too much difficulty. Maybe you could post a pic of the back of your 112 and we can have a look.
Grillcloth is usually mounted with staples so it's easy (if labor-intensive) to take off and remount if you need to. The bigger issue is getting the baffleboard out of the amp. IIRC the old Peaveys with aluminum strips had the grillcloth on a separate frame Velcro'd to the baffle. My '80-ish Session 500 has that setup, but I'm not sure whether 112s were built that way. I have a 112 from about 2010, and its baffle is mounted with cleats and screws like an old Fender and would come out without too much difficulty. Maybe you could post a pic of the back of your 112 and we can have a look.
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Marvin Born
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Re: Nashville 112 grill removal
Lonnie,
There is a better way. Go to Home Depot and get enough double nut couplers that fit the present screws on the 112. about 1.25 or 1.5 inches long. They were about $2 each.
I turned the down one end until they pass through the speaker holes, but left enough to act as a nut to hold the speaker in place. Works great with the present speaker mounting bolts. Leaves the 112 as factory built.
Marvin
There is a better way. Go to Home Depot and get enough double nut couplers that fit the present screws on the 112. about 1.25 or 1.5 inches long. They were about $2 each.
I turned the down one end until they pass through the speaker holes, but left enough to act as a nut to hold the speaker in place. Works great with the present speaker mounting bolts. Leaves the 112 as factory built.
Marvin
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Lonnie Wells
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Re: Nashville 112 grill removal
Thanks Marvin, that sounds like an easy fix!
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Gordy Rex
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Re: Nashville 112 grill removal
What speaker are you installing that would require longer screws? Just curious… I put the PF350 in mine with no problem.
Gordy Rex
Current guitar '78 Rosewood Emmons PP 8 X 6, La Grande II..8X8...
Current guitar '78 Rosewood Emmons PP 8 X 6, La Grande II..8X8...
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Lonnie Wells
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Re: Nashville 112 grill removal
Gordy,
I'm installing a Telonix TSNEO-12-4, I had this speaker in a previous 112 amp but this 112 I purchased recently has shorter mounting screws. Marvin is going to machine some nut adaptors that should work for this.
I'm installing a Telonix TSNEO-12-4, I had this speaker in a previous 112 amp but this 112 I purchased recently has shorter mounting screws. Marvin is going to machine some nut adaptors that should work for this.
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Gordy Rex
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Re: Nashville 112 grill removal
Understood,
good luck.
Gordy Rex
Current guitar '78 Rosewood Emmons PP 8 X 6, La Grande II..8X8...
Current guitar '78 Rosewood Emmons PP 8 X 6, La Grande II..8X8...