It is my pleasure to guide you. 1. Look for tacks or staples along the edges. If there are remove them and you should be able to left out the back, be careful of the wiring that should be attached to the connectors. 2. Looking at the back of the speaker the back could be inset about 1/4". Generally they have been slid into a slot cut into the sides and then the base is put on. Sometimes they glue the back in place. If the back is glued then you will have to cut the back along the sides, being careful not to go through very far being careful not to cut a wire. Problem is that there may be some pinned to the side. Try using a razor blade knife to cut through. Start along the edge next to the side and run the blade along the full side. Tap on the back to see if it moves, try not to break it. If it moves then repeat the rest the same way. The wiring to the connectors may be short so you need to be careful not to pull them off. 3. If the back is only held in by the bottom then that should be a little easier to get the back out. Look for screws or nails and simply remove them.
Good luck and please post back that you are successful, giving thumbs up, or if I can be more helpful.
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