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Old 11th April 2010, 04:00 PM   #1
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Default Need to idenify a driver

Saturday at the DIY Atlantia meet I picked a pair of old 8" alnicol full range drivers. The only markings I could find was a test 3 stamp and
the number 337386 on the back of the cone and darn if the cones don't
look new! Note in the picture the alnico mag. is welded at 3 places.
Anyone know anything about this driver? fs 70hz and qts .62

By the way a lot of door prizes were to be had complements of Solen,
Partsexpress and Madisound and I met a lot of nice guys.
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Old 11th April 2010, 05:04 PM   #2
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Why worry about what they are unless you want to sell?
Just use 'em.
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I can't tell you who made it. I have seen the basket & similar magnets. American i believe. The cone looks very Japanese thou... i wonder if you have a franken-speaker?

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Old 11th April 2010, 08:58 PM   #4
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Thanks Ron and Dave I will just pop it onto my open baffel and see how it does
I have a feeling already it was worth the $6 I paid for them!
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I have a feeling already it was worth the $6 I paid for them!
It is much better even in comparation with $60 (per piece) contemporary midrange drivers.
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