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Speaker ID please.

chillywilly

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Anyone know what I have?

I've only one. Was in a 14" x 24" x 12" cabinet.



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Interesting coaxial. That red cone material was popular with Stromberg Carlson speakers. However, that is not to say that i recognize it as an SC. I'm really not sure who made it.

Is there two sets of terminals?

If not can you see a crossover cap in the leads to the tweeter section?
 
Looking at the magnet I do not see a VC for the tweeter so maybe it is not a coaxial? Maybe like a biflex? The inner tweeter thing does look to have VC leads and a tiny CV but just don't see how that could work from the back side. interesting.
 
It's possible that the tweeter leads connect to the woofers voice coil leads under it's cone and they used a small cap between the two cones as the crossover.
 
Looking at the magnet I do not see a VC for the tweeter so maybe it is not a coaxial?
If you look closely, you'll see the lead in wires where they come thru the tweeter cone headed for it's tiny(maybe 5/8 inch) voice coil.

It's possible that the tweeter leads connect to the woofers voice coil leads under it's cone and they used a small cap between the two cones as the crossover.
I think this is very possible. I've also seen the caps glued to the inside of a spoke. But, i think in this speaker your suggestion makes more sense.
 
No tweeter. It's probably an extend range speaker that rolls off around 12-13k.
I promise, it has a tweeter, it's obvious from the pic.:yes:

What makes it less than typical is the damper/dust guard that spans from the tweeter's rim to the woofer cone.
 
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Interesting coaxial. That red cone material was popular with Stromberg Carlson speakers. However, that is not to say that i recognize it as an SC. I'm really not sure who made it...

You are right that SC had red woofers, but that basket doesn't look very SC to me.
 
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