help identify speakers in DIY boxes
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classic super tweeters, as sold by radioshack. fostex I think. nice, very very high frequency output (up to 35 or 40k or so I think).
what are those mids, 5" across? or smaller? if 5", and if open backed (if open backed I hope theyr'e in a sub enclosure!) then they might be foster culver 50X0X drivers, as used in the mirage 750 but without the cone treatment mirage did to the drivers they used. the woofer I don't know about. but I'm thinking it's all foster/fostex/culver stuff (same company, 3 different names).
what are those mids, 5" across? or smaller? if 5", and if open backed (if open backed I hope theyr'e in a sub enclosure!) then they might be foster culver 50X0X drivers, as used in the mirage 750 but without the cone treatment mirage did to the drivers they used. the woofer I don't know about. but I'm thinking it's all foster/fostex/culver stuff (same company, 3 different names).
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The black horn tweeter with the large phase plug was sold at radio shack in the late 70's. It was made by foster/fostex and, If I remember correctly, was more of a super tweeter than a tweeter and it required a high crossover point. Check the online RS catalog from about 1977 or so and you should find it. And yes, the silver super tweeter was also a Foster/Fostex/RS product and is from the same vintage. Hope this helps, Andrew.
The black horn tweeter with the large phase plug was sold at radio shack in the late 70's. It was made by foster/fostex and, If I remember correctly, was more of a super tweeter than a tweeter and it required a high crossover point. Check the online RS catalog from about 1977 or so and you should find it. And yes, the silver super tweeter was also a Foster/Fostex/RS product and is from the same vintage. Hope this helps, Andrew.
