Kadoomboom
New Member
Hi,
My first post to the forum...
A few years ago my uncle passed away and when we cleared out the home I took all the audio equipment. 2 stereo receivers (nothing great) and these speakers that mom said that he built from a Heathkit. Fast forward... I finally open up the speakers (screws on back panel) to add binding posts (the only mod I've made thus far) as the old way to connect the speakers was limited to stereo mini jack cord and was the reason I had not yet tried them out. To my surprise (only after I googled them) the speakers inside are Tannoy Monitor Gold 12".
Looking around online for Heathkit speakers I think these are Heathkit AS101 or some variation.
Dimensions of the enclosure are, not counting the flared top and bottom, 21" width, 23" height, 14" depth.
My questions are:
1. From the pictures below what do you think this speaker is?
2. The inside has cheap carpeting from the 60's or 70's, is there anything I can do to improve the acoustic material? What is best to add? Can it be improved?
3. Any other improvements to suggest?
Thanks,
Keith
My first post to the forum...
A few years ago my uncle passed away and when we cleared out the home I took all the audio equipment. 2 stereo receivers (nothing great) and these speakers that mom said that he built from a Heathkit. Fast forward... I finally open up the speakers (screws on back panel) to add binding posts (the only mod I've made thus far) as the old way to connect the speakers was limited to stereo mini jack cord and was the reason I had not yet tried them out. To my surprise (only after I googled them) the speakers inside are Tannoy Monitor Gold 12".
Looking around online for Heathkit speakers I think these are Heathkit AS101 or some variation.
Dimensions of the enclosure are, not counting the flared top and bottom, 21" width, 23" height, 14" depth.
My questions are:
1. From the pictures below what do you think this speaker is?
2. The inside has cheap carpeting from the 60's or 70's, is there anything I can do to improve the acoustic material? What is best to add? Can it be improved?
3. Any other improvements to suggest?
Thanks,
Keith



