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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: USA
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~5 1/4" passive radiator pair. They have coploymer cones and butyl-rubber (not foam) surrounds. They are dusty from storage not dried out. The frames are pressed steel. They are very high quality.
They have not been mass-loaded so they can be tuned exactly to the resonant frequency needed for your project. I used Mor-Tite (plumber's putty weighed on a gram scale). You can also use RTV or lead shot glued into place. These are extras from a mini-monitor project w/ a 5 1/4" woofer. You could also use them with a smaller driver. I have several unused pairs of them. $25 / pair + $5 for USPS priority in US48. Money order only for payment.
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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If these prices are out of whack, please make offer.
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