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24th January 2004, 06:38 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Massachusetts
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Driver identity?
Purchased about 18 years ago for a diy project but have lost all the paper work and age has addled the mind. The only markings are two numbers on each driver, "801179" which is common to both and "75144282" and "75142582" which are unique to each. I realize that the chances of identifying are probably slim to nil but I can hope.
Thanks in advance Buzz Hooker ps my apologies for the rotation but the only way to get the image to post |
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25th January 2004, 11:32 AM
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just another
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Well someone else asked a question about this number before, thinking it was a peerless subwoofer:
Peerless Woofer But based on the response it seems unlikely. Tony. |
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