Replacement Faceplate for Pyle PLMR24 Speakers

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I purchased a pair of Pyle PLMR24 speakers from Amazon over a year ago. Despite the obvious inaccuracies in their description, the speakers sounded fairly good in my old pickup truck. Unfortunately, one of the speakers developed a faulty connection that appears to be located within the speaker itself. Rather than purchasing another set, I decided to use a pair of 3x5" oval speakers I had on hand. Since they wouldn't fit in the original faceplate, what else would a maker do? Design and print a new one! This should go without saying, but... the photo with the white faceplate is the original, while the one with the black faceplate is the 3D printed version. If you're only replacing the faceplate on the original enclosure, you'll need just the grill and lid STLs. However, I've also included a model of the original enclosure if you'd like to print the entire thing. I didn't include a wire passage in the enclosure because it uses a dual-conductor, spring-clip block, and I figured it would be easier to simply run a wire through a hole in the case. I left that method up to you, the builder.