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Here are some photos of the areas you mentioned. The wood piece the monitor rests on at an angle has 4 bolt holes on the bottom and a wood stop. The monitor doesn't mount at the top anywhere, just the bottom. The speaker screen is metal and it has a metal bracket piece with a channel to accept the monitor bezel at the bottom, and the screen mounts at the top (see left_top), and this mounts to a wood piece above the monitor.
Oh sorry about that, my bad. I knew there were different cab types but I didn't notice that detail on yours for some reason.
Took your advice and just went for it. All the youtube videos help but when it comes down to it the plan goes down the toilet when in the moment and sticky spray ends up everywhere.Thats gonna look sweet. Wish I could give you some pointers but I have not installed any full size art before. I am sure you have watched a few videos where most use the wet method but for some reason I just cant shake the notion that water/soap and adhesive go together. I know I know but I keep seeing someone trying to patch a hole in a boat with duck tape and think he's going down.![]()
Just take your time, make sure it's lined up and go for it.
Good luck.
Hope this fills in the blanks. In the middle of the video my phone went out of focus so if you give it time I am able to fix it. Again let me know if you need anything else because I'm about to put humpty dumpty back together again.OK,well I have been looking over your pictures and video. Thanks again.
I think I have most of it figured out. I removed the metal speaker grill off my cabinet and just as I suspected no speaker panel. It took me a wile looking over your pictures and looking at my poor cabinet but I think I have it figured out so maybe you can confirm if I have it right. The speaker panel looks like it's made of 3/4" particle board. The 2 screws located on the lower left and right side which you state in your video you have to remove to raise the speaker panel up to make room to remove the monitor is screwed though a piece of 3/4" blocking which is glued and stapled to the edge of the speaker panel. Are these 2 screws the only thing holding the speaker panel to the cabinet? It looks like it has notches cut in the lower corner of the speaker panel that sits on a 3/4" block which is glued and stapled to the side of the cabinet. Looks like the speaker panel sits flush with the vertical piece of wood in the middle of the cabinet. The bottom of the speaker grill has 4 long screws that go along the bottom and screw into the speaker panel as well as the 4 long screws on the top that screw into the wood that's painted white to reflect the marquee light.
Sorry to be such a pain but if you could do one more thing wile you have it apart, could you take the speaker panel out and take a few pictures and also see if the speakers have a part number or have the wattage and whether they are 8 ohm or 4 ohm speakers. If not that's Ok, I think you have given me enough info where I should be able to figure it all out.
Luckily I have the wood cross member on the bottom that holds the monitor glass/plexi. It was broken in the middle so I'll have to make a new one but I have the 2 parts to make a new one.