bob smog
Creebling at the Turntables
Either the front baffle or rear panel has to be completely removable - - I don't see any other way inside.
You need a specialized tool...
Either the front baffle or rear panel has to be completely removable - - I don't see any other way inside.
Either the front baffle or rear panel has to be completely removable - - I don't see any other way inside.
You mentioned crossover re-hab in post #13 - - - how did you get inside?Neither front or back comes off.
You mentioned crossover re-hab in post #13 - - - how did you get inside?
Well, here's the deal with this woofer. Found this in a review from Feb 1963 issue of High Fidelity, pages 66 and 67. This article states it was a Bill Hecht design.
https://archive.org/stream/rm_High-Fidelity-1963-Feb/High-Fidelity-1963-Feb#page/n59/mode/2up
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THE Bill Hecht?!! From Phase Technonogy???Didn’t he pretty much invent the soft dome tweeter??
You beat me to it, I scanned the thread to make sure. These are butt ugly and I have heard them several times....did not really care for them.I remember Theils having "pie pan" drivers.If they were larger they would make good custom car wheels. The FOOS/Theil drivers made for drivers.
Yep, same guy - - - in the early 60's he was making drivers for Fisher. That pie pan creation fascinates me and cracks me up at the same time.THE Bill Hecht?!! From Phase Technonogy???
Well, here's the deal with this woofer. Found this in a review from Feb 1963 issue of High Fidelity, pages 66 and 67. This article states it was a Bill Hecht design.
https://archive.org/stream/rm_High-Fidelity-1963-Feb/High-Fidelity-1963-Feb#page/n59/mode/2up
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Probably just about the best speakers to listen to these guys on:
BTW, I saw these guys ~1970 as the headliners. Slade was the opening band and It's a Beautiful Day played in the middle.
And, Humble Pie did play this one.