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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: really northern cal. coast
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Bought off ebay 1-2 years ago as NOS. Haven't done more than play them mildly for an hour free air with 45uF for protection, using 8" woofer with coil under. Pioneers don't sound bad, maybe even good.
Their construction is curious to me because they don't have separate surrounds, just the cone material has a roll then is glued to frame. Thought someone would know something about this type. Maybe their just for clock radios or something, tho seem better than that. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: really northern cal. coast
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On back: B5491260P3
If get time this week will build a 5L cab to house them and keep them playing mildly. Can't expect much power handling, so will likely use with woofer below. (Have reconed Philips 15's , Madison Knight 15's, Meniscus 8's, and HA FR8's can try). |
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frugal-phile(tm)
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Substantial magnet on those... the integrated accordian surround means little bass but no change in material impedance as the waveform hits the surround. Could well make a decent mid-tweeter.
dave
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: really northern cal. coast
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Any idea the type of speaker they would've gone in? Seller said they were from 60's fwiw.
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frugal-phile(tm)
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I'd guess they were out of a small box, 3/8 or 1/2" ply, rear mounted, with a masonite back, possibly filled with small holes. 8-9" tall, 6" wide, 5" deep. Usually finished in walnut (real veneer).
dave
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Maine
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Quote:
Don't freak out, it would just be experimentation! |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: really northern cal. coast
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Thanks for the input Dave. Should be able to get the 5L cabs together this week. Will allow aperiodic option.
"What would happen if..." Could be interesting but not for me. I do have 4 of these and might coat the cones on 2 and maybe even phase plugs. Then compare to untreated over time. After an afternoon the midrange is very nice. Vocals, speech, guitars especially - "relaxed and natural", like they designed for then it seems. Crash cymbals still unruly, cymbal dome pretty real. Worth playing with. Don |
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