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I should also say, if you can identify the spot in the wire that is broken (move it around and try to get the sound to cut out, and look for a part that seems crooked or bent inside; it will probably be a part of the wire that tends to move or get yanked on more often) then you can just splice out that part of the wire, which is a lot easier than opening the speaker. (though if the wire gets yanked hard on the speaker end pretty often or something, the break may be inside the speaker or even right at the connection to the speaker.)
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