Claytoncrisp
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Can anyone tell me what Frazier this is and what it is worth? Thanks
Frazier Mediterranean speakers value?
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Can anyone tell me what Frazier this is and what it is worth? Thanks
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bowtie427ss
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I don't believe that's a Frazier cabinet.
Frazier used legs or a pedestal smaller than the cabinets footprint
There is a Frazier Users Group on Facebook where former employees of Frazier hang out and many Frazier owners, you can post there also and get information needed.
Claytoncrisp
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I have saw it on one of their catalogs after I posted. It's the Mediterranean speaker. Just wondering now what it's worth in nearly mint condition. It was manufactured between 1970/72 it's a 4 way speaker. Weight is around 90lbs.
You can post in the dollars and sense section of the forum for questions on value and such, the rules state we use that forum for these type of questions and barter town for selling.
Claytoncrisp
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Ok sorry new to forum did not know.
Claytoncrisp
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Frazier Mediterranean speakers what are they worth? They are in near mint condition a few scratches but I dusted them and you can't see them now. They were manufactured in 1970/72. Beautiful speakers awesome sound.
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Claytoncrisp
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I am from Columbia I have a pair of the Frazier Mediterranean speakers I am trying to get a value on . Any chance you might know what they are worth? They are in near mint condition and sound awesome.
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Claytoncrisp
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Thanks I went there but running into same problem they are so rare I can't find anything on them. Thanks for your help
If you like the way they sound, the wife needs to find another discussion.
You won't find a nice sound like that from little bookshelf speakers.
Otherwise, sorry - I have not seen or fooled with a pair of Frazier speakers since 1974 -
and I honestly have no idea what they are worth!
Kinda depends on what someone is willing to pay for them.
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gogofast
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Not familiar with "Mediterranean" model name, but is that F12-8M? or F12-4H? If it has one 12" woofer, 8" mid, and a horn, it's F12-8M model. If the woofer is surrounded by 4 horns, it's 4H model. There's usually model number on the back.
While these speakers sound amazing, they are far less known than other high $ collectable speakers such as JBL, Altec, Klipsch, and even EV. Therefore, you won't see any of these or even better known Dixielander models sell for high dollars. I've seen various models sell between $100-$500 over the years. I would think that yours falls somewhere in the middle to upper range of that - UNLESS you find someone who really appreciate the Fraziers.
AK member pmsummer is a Frazier expert if I remember correctly. Also, there's a Frazier sub forum called FUG (Frazier user group) over at the Klipsch site.
While these speakers sound amazing, they are far less known than other high $ collectable speakers such as JBL, Altec, Klipsch, and even EV. Therefore, you won't see any of these or even better known Dixielander models sell for high dollars. I've seen various models sell between $100-$500 over the years. I would think that yours falls somewhere in the middle to upper range of that - UNLESS you find someone who really appreciate the Fraziers.
AK member pmsummer is a Frazier expert if I remember correctly. Also, there's a Frazier sub forum called FUG (Frazier user group) over at the Klipsch site.
Claytoncrisp
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Yes it's the F12-8m
janikphoto
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I still regret not jumping on a pair of Frazier Texans, and I let a pair of The Things get away, too! Rare Frazier stuff that shouldn't be passed up. I'm not sure where these fall within the Frazier line-up.
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Claytoncrisp
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Sorry new to forum
ggregg
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No problem. Just making you aware. You may want to read the sticky above, first though.
