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In Reply to: Is it possible to modify older high-end speakers? posted by Pete Watt on May 7, 2012 at 12:45:03:
...mud guards, and chrome fender dents if you wanted to. Don't know if they would be worth your while though. As far as adapting the B&W diamond technology to your speakers, it might also be possible. I'd bet a change in the crossover would be in order. Your best bet would be to contact B&W for the most reliable info. In the meantime, I bet fuzzy dice would look cool!
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