That implies you know what it is so why the hell are you asking?
I can tell you one thing though: It has a whizzer cone and therefore is the work of the devil. 😀
I can tell you one thing though: It has a whizzer cone and therefore is the work of the devil. 😀
It's not 🙂 but if I could get access to the magnet then I would know the answer to my question 🙂
ok, let me explain: someone's offering me a pair of speakers (to buy), it seems to be a transmission line, the port is on the bottom - it seems to be a DIY build from Sweden. It is located about 100km from me. I am wondering if it is worth the efforts 🙂
The cheap piezo tweeter does not inspire confidence!
It would appear that any value would be in the enclosure and that would seriously need inspection.
Ask the seller to remove drivers and rear of enclosure (if applicable) and send more photos.
It would appear that any value would be in the enclosure and that would seriously need inspection.
Ask the seller to remove drivers and rear of enclosure (if applicable) and send more photos.
Well ... it might be Philips 9710 in ferrite magnet version - here is a link to compare picture: FS: 2 pairs of Philips 9710 full range , or this - Vintage Philips full range 21cm AD9710/M8 stereo pair very good condition | eBay ... by the way the pattern you see there on the cone is most likely from sun light + a screen (the colour is gone from UV exposure).
Other than that I don't know of any other full range speaker with a full cone (concave center, the cone is one piece, not cut at the juncture with coil former)
Other than that I don't know of any other full range speaker with a full cone (concave center, the cone is one piece, not cut at the juncture with coil former)
By the way - if I got it right - can you "in payment" for "guessing" the model tell me/us what is the price? just curious...
That looks a very good match, so the twin cone drivers may be worth a bob or two!
A legitimate seller is unlikely to object to unscrewing one from the baffle and photographing its rear.
Could the spots be a Planet10 type cone treatment?
Not many car speakers use a pleated surround like that.
IIRC, Ford and Chrysler OEM was about it in the past, at least in the US. Chrysler's surround was glued on. Ford's were usually hidden behind an integrated grill.
IIRC, Ford and Chrysler OEM was about it in the past, at least in the US. Chrysler's surround was glued on. Ford's were usually hidden behind an integrated grill.
At that price you should buy them if both units are OK... and get rid of the tweeters when listening to them.