Philips speaker kits vintage

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#21
Here is a pic and the (crude) plans for the Aperiodic push-push woofers we did with AD12200.

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#24
Before you send them on, Juhazi, how about trying a simple BSC, just a coil and resistor.

Back then, so many kits sounded thin without the old 'loudness' switch kicked in.

Give it a try, what the heck, let us know. Cheap fun.
 
#27
In Google album there are many screencaptures. My T and M are in good operating condition. Measured responses don't reveal nasties. But let's see, tomorrow I'll pick up the other speaker as well. My mother died recently, so we are now cleaning up our old house.

Do you mean the midrange AD5060 with squacker? It has cloth surround and there is just some dust on it.


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#29
Hello. I live in Montevideo, Uruguay.
My beginnings in audio were with bricolage both in electronics and speakers. So in the early 1980s I got a couple of Philips 3-way kits.
I assembled them according to the instructions and lived with them until the mid-90s, when I started with the brand audio craze (I have not stopped until today where I have B&W DM602 speakers and Marantz amplification).
I actually remember a very good sound from them. Comparable to B&O s 45 -2 cabinets (which also have Philips midrange and tweeter).
I share the document of those speakers.
 

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