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The subwoofer grill can be removed and the grill’s rubber gasket can be reinserted to show
off your KRK10s woofer. However, if you place your subwoofer in proximity to your feet we
highly recommend leaving the grill on to protect the speaker!
To Remove the grill and replace the grill’s rubber gasket, follow these directions:
1. Take a paper clip and bend a “tight” hook into the paper clip. You want a short
hook to insert into the grill.
2. Insert the hook end of the paper clip into the gill near the edge and gently pull the
grill toward you.
3. As you see the grill start to separate, repeat this procedure around the grill edge
until you can easily pull the grill away from the cabinet.
4. Once you remove the grill, pull the grill’s rubber gasket away from the grill.
5. Now insert the grill’s rubber gasket into the groove in the cabinet that the grill came
from so that the back of the gasket is facing out. This will give you a seamless edge
to the gasket so that it fills the grill’s groove in the cabinet.
6. Store the grill in a safe place in case you want to reinstall it later.
Removing the Subwoofer Grill
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