Scott woofer manufacturer

[AnalogBrad]

I have these baffles remaining from a Scott console. Any ideas on who manufactured the Scott labeled woofers?

 

[swechsler]

Those look very familiar...

 

[NH-MAN]

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I have these baffles remaining from a Scott console. Any ideas on who manufactured the Scott labeled woofers?

COOL

 

[bowtie427ss]

Heppner

If you remove a woofer from the baffle, you will probably find an EIA/date code on the back of the mounting rim that will verify the manufacturer.

Heppner ID code is 575, there will be 3 more digits that follow, they're the date code.

 

[AnalogBrad]

Heppner

If you remove a woofer from the baffle, you will probably find an EIA/date code on the back of the mounting rim that will verify the manufacturer.

Heppner ID code is 575, there will be 3 more digits that follow, they're the date code.

Thanks! I'll confirm the EIA/date code this week.

 

[NH-MAN]

It must have been one hell of a console. Do you have any pictures of it?

 

[bowtie427ss]

You may or may not find something like this:

 

[AnalogBrad]

It must have been one hell of a console. Do you have any pictures of it?

The manual had the owners address, the same as I picked it up from.

 

[ra.ra]

Nice save - - - this looks like some really excellent raw material to work with. Are those 15" woofers? The mid with whizzer cone looks like a Phillips with the octagonal basket frame, and the tweeter looks almost like the dual tweets found in the AR-2 (see pics).

 

[NH-MAN]

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The manual had the owners address, the same as I picked it up from.

Wow they dont even look like they would fit. Thanks

 

[toxcrusadr]

I bet that thing could pump out the jams.

 

[GordonW]

Heppner

If you remove a woofer from the baffle, you will probably find an EIA/date code on the back of the mounting rim that will verify the manufacturer.

Heppner ID code is 575, there will be 3 more digits that follow, they're the date code.

Heppner would be my guess too. Yellow printing on a matte-black painted frame is pretty much a dead giveaway.

Regards,
Gordon.

 

[AnalogBrad]

Removing the 15" woofers from the baffle proved challenging, as the woofer is screwed to the baffle and sealed with putty. So, I left them on the baffle. I did find the attached code on the woofer. Any ideas on the code? Thanks for the prior responses, as well!

 

[toxcrusadr]

That's a code for the cone itself most likely, which is neither here nor there but I thought it was worth mentioning.

338 is the EIA code for Daystrom, which owned Heathkit, but I'm not sure Daystrom actually made any speakers or parts. So that may be just a coincidence.