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Just picked up a set of mystery speakers. Inside its a 4 way with 2 tweeters(One says Bell PH 11) and one midrange that says (Peerless). Anyone recognize the woofer?
Older speakers, notice the felt lining used in many European, English, and Canadian speakers up to mid/late 1960's. Also using a what appears to be a 6 by 9 inch midrange and two tweeters. The smaller tweeter may be a Peerless (that's very good!).
Uhh, well Clark, I think your forgetting that I am not from the planet Krypton, and therefore I cannot see speaker drivers through the grill cloth, nor can I see Lois quite the same way you do, no matter how I try and try again!
Uhh, well Clark, I think your forgetting that I am not from the planet Krypton, and therefore I cannot see speaker drivers through the grill cloth, nor can I see Lois quite the same way you do, no matter how I try and try again!
Those types of woofer baskets were most commonly used by RCA but the Euro sourced drivers have me scratching my head as to what this is. Grundig had a thing for oblong midrange drivers, but I just don't know in this case. The small tweeter is definitely a Peerless cone as used in the Rectilinear Model III and many other brands. An interesting find to be sure.
The mid is a Peerless O570MRC from about 1970.
250-4500Hz.The resonance frequency is 250Hz.
8 ohms.
Max 20 Watts.
1 in voice coil.
Total flux 54000 Maxwell.
The mid is a Peerless O570MRC from about 1970.
250-4500Hz.The resonance frequency is 250Hz.
8 ohms.
Max 20 Watts.
1 in voice coil.
Total flux 54000 Maxwell.