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hogdaddy

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These look interesting does anyone recognize them?

30"tall by 15w x 15 deep w/ 15" woofer.

Edit: OK I see (barely visible) it now in last pic. They are CL 45 Flair's.

Anyone ever heard (of) these?
 

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I would so hit* that.


(*and by "hit," I mean eWave.)



(of course.)
 
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The L45 was offered in a wide range of configurations. The standard setup was a 3 way with a 15" 135A woofer, LE5-5 mid and LE25 paper cone tweeter. But you could get the system with anything up to an S8 load; LE15 woofer, 075 tweet and 375 compression driver. The L45 Flair was dubbed the "Super L100" and in it's standard form sounded similar to the L100 with quite a bit more extension of course.
 
:no: These are classics! Why would you want to lessen the value and put inferior drivers in them? Strike one zonker!:nono:

Yeah; this is what I get for helping my sister-in-law knock off some white wine last night. Mea maxima culpa. It would be a crime to cut into those baffles or relinquish those compression drivers and horns.

I would quibble with "inferior" though: I'm pretty sure a good modern PT/CD waveguide and compression driver would outperform those older horns. But from a classic and historic perspective, I give.
 
Looks like a 130A woofer with HL 91 horn and should have a L91 lens. If you find you do not have enough HF extension add a 077 or 2404 tweeter with a N8000 xover, Nice classics
 
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