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+[title] Back panel removal
+[* black] Removing the back panel will allow you to access the speaker and main amplifier chassis
+[* icon_caution] Make sure that the amplifier is unplugged before starting disassembly
+[* black] Identify and remove the screws holding on the back panel. On my particular Ibanez, 6 Philips head screws are used
+[* black] Usually, guitar amplifiers will have a back panel that covers only around half of the amplifier cabinet, while bass amplifiers will have a back panel that seals the cabinet completely

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