Speaker Manuf. EIA Codes - The Big List

[toxcrusadr]

I got tired of looking at several websites for EIA codes for identifying drivers, so I compiled my own list of all the ones I could find.

It's sorted both numerically and alphabetically (quite easy to do in a spreadsheet). I had to convert to a Word (.doc) file to upload since AK does not accept Excel files.

If anyone knows more codes or sources of codes that aren't here, let me know and I'll be glad to add them.

The accuracy is only as good as the web pages I borrowed data from, so I'm not guaranteeing it.

Update: Here's a link to the very extensive 1961 Sams list posted below by Sam Cogley. The pdf is too big to post here as an attachment.

http://www.audiophool.com/Misc/EIAcodes1961.pdf

 

[Copa1934]

I got tired of looking at several websites for EIA codes for identifying drivers, so I compiled my own list of all the ones I could find.

It's sorted both numerically and alphabetically (quite easy to do in a spreadsheet). I had to convert to a Word (.doc) file to upload since AK does not accept Excel files.

If anyone knows more codes or sources of codes that aren't here, let me know and I'll be glad to add them.

The accuracy is only as good as the web pages I borrowed data from, so I'm not guaranteeing it.

May I suggest additions be posted here? That way people maintaining their own lists can use that info as well. I personally would simply update the list you've provided. After sufficient updates you can re-post.

Thanks for doing this!

 

[toxcrusadr]

Good idea.

Post em if you got em folks.

 

[Sam Cogley]

Bump. This should be a sticky, IMHO.

 

[dc270]

Bump. This should be a sticky, IMHO.

I second the motion- as near often as we get asked "what about this woofer....." would be a good idea!
DC

 

[relaximus]

Bump. This should be a sticky, IMHO.

Definitely and nice job Tox!

 

[Guest158]

Cool -thanks tox- sticky it!

 

[HackerJohn1]

Thanks for your work and for posting it!

 

[Sam Cogley]

Just found another nice EIA code page: http://www.thespeakershop.com/speakerrepair/eiacodes.html

 

[Sam Cogley]

Thanks to guitbanger and Tom, the Sams 1961 EIA code list is now available: http://www.audiophool.com/Misc/EIAcodes1961.pdf

 

[toxcrusadr]

Thanks to guitbanger and Tom, the Sams 1961 EIA code list is now available: http://www.audiophool.com/Misc/EIAcodes1961.pdf

Wow, that blows the doors off my puny little list. And it's listed in both alpha and numerical order. Well done! :thmbsp:

 

[jwrauch]

Thanks ! I needed That !!! John

 

[Sam Cogley]

Wow, that blows the doors off my puny little list. And it's listed in both alpha and numerical order. Well done! :thmbsp:

Tom has at least one of the earlier lists on his site, too.

 

[eiraved]

Speaker code info

Here is another site for speaker code information.
http://www.webervst.com/codes.html

 

[blhagstrom]

Any updated EIA codes since 1961 or was that the end of organized listing of manufacturing?

 

[toxcrusadr]

Here's a 1994 list. I wish I had something in between but these two are pretty good together.

http://davel.datatruck.com/1994 EIA Source and Date Code Book.pdf

 

[westend]

Thanks Tox, I lost my old one in a computer replacement.

 

[toxcrusadr]

Sorry to hear of your troubles but good to have you back online.

 

[toxcrusadr]

This list far surpasses anything else I've seen. There are multiple years of code lists all compiled in one place, so you can see when a company began and ended use of a given code. Some were used by more than one company.

https://audiokarma.org/forums/index...earn-to-love-them.497168/page-2#post-13376354

Look down at the last post on this page, or subsequent posts if he's updated it again.