FS: pair Jordan JX53 mk 1 drivers

[Colin]

Hi - Payment received ok. I'll get those out to you on Monday. Thanks.

PS Do these now complete your collection of Jordan drivers?

[soongsc]

Originally posted by Colin
Hi - Payment received ok. I'll get those out to you on Monday. Thanks.

PS Do these now complete your collection of Jordan drivers?

I really don't know, seems I find something I've not seen before once in a while. I never knew the Jx53 Mk1 existed until now.

[Colin]

Have you come across the J51? Successor to the original 50mm module. And how about Ted's Titanium driver produced in the late 60s after he left Jordan Watts?

[soongsc]

Originally posted by Colin
Have you come across the J51? Successor to the original 50mm module. And how about Ted's Titanium driver produced in the late 60s after he left Jordan Watts?

No I have not. But they sound interesting. I recall there was a shielded version after the 50mm module. Is that the JX51? I haven't even been aware of the Titainum version.

[Colin]

J51 was a version of the 50mm module produced before Ted moved onto the JX53. It featured a small centre plug, a little like a tiny bolt. Sounded very nice but not up to the detail resolution of the JX53.

The titanium driver was a 4 inch cone fullrange unit produced for a company called Audio Sound Techniques in the UK. There was an article about it (which I don't yet have) in Wireless World, November 1966. I haven't seen the driver - I know Ted has a collection of his units going back to Goodmans days.

[soongsc]

Originally posted by Colin
J51 was a version of the 50mm module produced before Ted moved onto the JX53. It featured a small centre plug, a little like a tiny bolt. Sounded very nice but not up to the detail resolution of the JX53.

The titanium driver was a 4 inch cone fullrange unit produced for a company called Audio Sound Techniques in the UK. There was an article about it (which I don't yet have) in Wireless World, November 1966. I haven't seen the driver - I know Ted has a collection of his units going back to Goodmans days.

It sounds like visiting Ted would be an interesting trip, one I have always wanted to do. I wonder if a few friends around here would be interested in doing so when the weather gets warm and the birds return.