Grundig drivers, need enclosure suggestions

[markus]

The speakers I have came out of a console phonograph that looks almost but not quite like the picture at the bottom. Slight difference was the radio faceplate was ivory colored and the TT was missing :-(.



Rolf, those are way cool. Love that styling. If I could copy those curves I would. Might even try. How do they sound?

I wonder if adding a wizzer cone would extend the highs a bit more :scratch2:

for many of those German drivers, a tweeter (or a whizzer) really aren't needed that being said, some of them had different styles of whizzers from the factory (thanks again german-vintage-loudspeakers !)

another contributing factor to the nice high frequency response is the lack of a dust cap on many of the german drivers . . . eliminates a big chunk of the resonance issues IIRC . . . .