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Can anyone help with these horns

Mrvintage

Mrvintage

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I bought theses horns that were part of a home made pair of vintage celestion Ditton that sounded awesome but I was wondering if anyone can Identify what they are. The driver weighs almost 10 lbs. Please help if you can.
Shane
 

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alteclipsch said:
Dunno what they are but they look pretty serious!
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I just talked with the original ownwer of these horns. He mentioned they were top notch horns and were made in Germany. He thought they were Rieoche or something like that. Still need help.
Shane
 
I have a pair of these horns just not sure about specs on them. I’m putting together a pair of JBL cinemas bins 4638 and I have the matching horns 2446H just not sure if these other horns will work as mids.
Shane
 
Nope, not Altec. I'm not a fan of screw on drivers, they are usually at the low end of the food chain but the horns look interesting. Give them a try and let us know.

BillWojo
 
I found out they are BEYMA CP-40 horns
medium to high frequency driver.
Frequency response 700-6000Hz
cut off 700Hz Voice coil 44.3 mm
8 ohms Nominal power
60 watts
106 db at 1 watt @ meter
 
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