They may well be monitors made by a 3rd party using Tannoy 15" DCs. Possibly late Lockwoods.
Tannoy-made monitors usually have the treble adjust panel on the front but the Lockwoods I've seen pictures of do not so that may be what they are.
Could be Lockwood Majors. Try contacting Lockwood directly as they may know more.
Lockwood Audio
Tannoy-made monitors usually have the treble adjust panel on the front but the Lockwoods I've seen pictures of do not so that may be what they are.
Could be Lockwood Majors. Try contacting Lockwood directly as they may know more.
Lockwood Audio
The drivers are worth a fair bit on their own. I'd say a couple of grand or more per pair.
If they are indeed Lockwoods it could be more but if they are in neither Lockwood nor Tannoy cabs those would not add much to the value.
It is essential to keep the driver united with the crossovers though.
A picture of the front of te speakers may help.
If they are indeed Lockwoods it could be more but if they are in neither Lockwood nor Tannoy cabs those would not add much to the value.
It is essential to keep the driver united with the crossovers though.
A picture of the front of te speakers may help.
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The crossovers will be inside the boxes connected to the driver and the adjustment pots. These crossovers contain at least one part called an autoformer which is difficult and expensive to replace if it were to go missing.
The picture I asked for is just simply the front of the speaker as Lockwoods have a quite specific look which makes it easier to confirm or dismiss.
The only thing I can say with a fair degree of certainty is that these are not in Tannoy cabs.
If you are selling them eventually I would sell them with the cabinets even if they are not Lockwoods simply because they at the very least protect the very valuable drivers.
PS: I googled Tannoy 3808 for sale and it seem a pair in Tannoy cabs sold for £4000 in Spain 6 years ago. Classic Tannoys increase in value if anything but you may have to be patient to extract maximum value. That said there didn't seem to be any for sale at the moment which bodes well for you.
The crossovers will be inside the boxes connected to the driver and the adjustment pots. These crossovers contain at least one part called an autoformer which is difficult and expensive to replace if it were to go missing.
The picture I asked for is just simply the front of the speaker as Lockwoods have a quite specific look which makes it easier to confirm or dismiss.
The only thing I can say with a fair degree of certainty is that these are not in Tannoy cabs.
If you are selling them eventually I would sell them with the cabinets even if they are not Lockwoods simply because they at the very least protect the very valuable drivers.
PS: I googled Tannoy 3808 for sale and it seem a pair in Tannoy cabs sold for £4000 in Spain 6 years ago. Classic Tannoys increase in value if anything but you may have to be patient to extract maximum value. That said there didn't seem to be any for sale at the moment which bodes well for you.
Here is a bit of info about Lockwood Majors although these are recent reissues but the originals looked quite similar.
Lockwood-Major-Data-Sheet.pdf
Lockwood-Major-Data-Sheet.pdf
You have some speakers that "may" be worth good money.
First, and VERY IMPORTANT, do not do anything that might damage them, or more important the contents.
If you do not know what you are doing, move slowly!
Take the back off carefully and take pictures of the back of the actual speakers, showing any markings.
Please post them here for more information.
First, and VERY IMPORTANT, do not do anything that might damage them, or more important the contents.
If you do not know what you are doing, move slowly!
Take the back off carefully and take pictures of the back of the actual speakers, showing any markings.
Please post them here for more information.
Wow that’s crazy,Te was me trying to type 'the'.
The crossovers will be inside the boxes connected to the driver and the adjustment pots. These crossovers contain at least one part called an autoformer which is difficult and expensive to replace if it were to go missing.
The picture I asked for is just simply the front of the speaker as Lockwoods have a quite specific look which makes it easier to confirm or dismiss.
The only thing I can say with a fair degree of certainty is that these are not in Tannoy cabs.
If you are selling them eventually I would sell them with the cabinets even if they are not Lockwoods simply because they at the very least protect the very valuable drivers.
PS: I googled Tannoy 3808 for sale and it seem a pair in Tannoy cabs sold for £4000 in Spain 6 years ago. Classic Tannoys increase in value if anything but you may have to be patient to extract maximum value. That said there didn't seem to be any for sale at the moment which bodes well for you.
Funny thing is the reason I actually made these post is that my grandads neighbours son offered me £200 for each speaker and I agreed to it without doing any research about them. Now I’m sensing I may be ripping my self off. Considering he was more asking about the drivers etc
But lemmie go and take these pictures for u
Hah no offence taken I was on YouTube looking how to “CAREFULLY “ open it up
The original Trident Studios Lockwood Major speakers:
History makers! https://www.tannoyista.com/2021/12/the-original-trident-studios-lockwood.html
"Words cannot describe the pleasure of listening back to the final mix of "Hey Jude" on four giant Lockwood / Tannoy speakers which dwarfed everything else in the room" - Paul McCartney,
History makers! https://www.tannoyista.com/2021/12/the-original-trident-studios-lockwood.html
"Words cannot describe the pleasure of listening back to the final mix of "Hey Jude" on four giant Lockwood / Tannoy speakers which dwarfed everything else in the room" - Paul McCartney,
Funny thing is the reason I actually made these post is that my grandads neighbours son offered me £200 for each speaker and I agreed to it without doing any research about them. Now I’m sensing I may be ripping my self off. Considering he was more asking about the drivers etc
Or good he just want the drivers etc consider they may be worth way more that the offer he gave me
Te was me trying to type 'the'.
The crossovers will be inside the boxes connected to the driver and the adjustment pots. These crossovers contain at least one part called an autoformer which is difficult and expensive to replace if it were to go missing.
The picture I asked for is just simply the front of the speaker as Lockwoods have a quite specific look which makes it easier to confirm or dismiss.
The only thing I can say with a fair degree of certainty is that these are not in Tannoy cabs.
If you are selling them eventually I would sell them with the cabinets even if they are not Lockwoods simply because they at the very least protect the very valuable drivers.
PS: I googled Tannoy 3808 for sale and it seem a pair in Tannoy cabs sold for £4000 in Spain 6 years ago. Classic Tannoys increase in value if anything but you may have to be patient to extract maximum value. That said there didn't seem to be any for sale at the moment which bodes well for you.
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The crossovers will be inside the boxes connected to the driver and the adjustment pots. These crossovers contain at least one part called an autoformer which is difficult and expensive to replace if it were to go missing.
The picture I asked for is just simply the front of the speaker as Lockwoods have a quite specific look which makes it easier to confirm or dismiss.
The only thing I can say with a fair degree of certainty is that these are not in Tannoy cabs.
If you are selling them eventually I would sell them with the cabinets even if they are not Lockwoods simply because they at the very least protect the very valuable drivers.
PS: I googled Tannoy 3808 for sale and it seem a pair in Tannoy cabs sold for £4000 in Spain 6 years ago. Classic Tannoys increase in value if anything but you may have to be patient to extract maximum value. That said there didn't seem to be any for sale at the moment which bodes well for you.
Well if you read the nameplate it says "Model Universal Major, Lockwood Harrow England"
I suspect they didn't need serial numbers as they would sell in very low numbers only to recording studios.