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4th April 2007, 12:42 PM
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University Sound compression dirver, model T50 ?
Dear all,
Last week I got a pair of very old, (call it vintage) compression drivers made by University Sound, model T50. they look like 60's things, silvergray aluminium, w. sticker that says: ==================================== University Model T50 - Hypersonic Driver Unit Frequency range: 700hz to well beyond inaudibility ==================================== Does anyone have any experience with these drivers of have any specifications of them ? Any info would surely be appreciated ! Cheers! Empee |
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