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In Reply to: Maybe? posted by mhardy6647 on November 15, 2023 at 15:30:51:
I can't remember how. The grille on the the single Esquire I have with a cane grille was loose as I acquired it. Probably tacked on with some finishing brads. I will look at it anon and see if I can glean any insight from mine.The other three Esquires here have different grilles. :-p
If it is tacked on, I would expect that one could worry it off with an appropriate prying tool and some delicately-applied force.
The back is removable, of course. You probably knew that already. ;)
all the best,
mrh
Edits: 11/15/23
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- oh, the cane grilles do come off... - mhardy6647 15:34:35 11/15/23 (1)
- I suspect nails too, and I have seen that on either Pioneer or Sansui. nt - alaskahiatt 22:41:09 11/15/23 (0)
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