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Help me identify this speaker, please
- Thread starter Damani311
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his pricing on their website is the same as Amazons, and doesnt include shipping
I'm trying to email them but it appears the website is broken
I've fitted both cast, pressed and the latest Eminence neos none of them have required any mods to the cabs, this include swapping a Peavey Sheffield with UK Fane speaker.
Probably just talking about the hole cutout for the driver may have to be trimmed a little.
That's the 4ohm model. If you choose to go with the Legend, use the 8ohm, model CB158.
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billfitzmaurice
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All frames do not share the same baffle cutout nor the same bolt hole pattern diameter. The driver data sheet has that information.
Another option is to call Orange County Speakers , CA they might have a replacement and or know the model numbers.
Worth the shot!
Worth the shot!
That about all I can think of they'd be talking about. OP, that means you might have to take a jigsaw and trim the hole a bit, or add a thin crescent shaped piece of wood to shrink it. May not have to either. If the bolt pattern doesn't line up, rotate the driver an inch or two and screw down into fresh wood. Minor modifications there. The driver datasheet will have the hole and bolt pattern measurements to compare with your cab if you want to check that first.
I hope the OP doen't mind if I post pics of a speaker I got recently, asking the same question.
This 12" came out of an old PA cab. There were 2 of these per cab, together with a tweeter. The guy I got it from told me it's an Eminence? I'm curious to know the exact type.
Anyone seen that before?
This 12" came out of an old PA cab. There were 2 of these per cab, together with a tweeter. The guy I got it from told me it's an Eminence? I'm curious to know the exact type.
Anyone seen that before?
I don't think I've seen an eminence with a white frame, could always be wrong though. The whizzer cone narrows it down considerably. If there's a number tag on it that starts with 67, it's eminence. Email them those numbers and they'll tell you what they know about it. May take a day or two to get back to you, they're busy, but always helpful with stuff like that.
billfitzmaurice
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Thanks guys!
There's no numbers on that particular one, except the "8", which indicates the impedance, obviously. But I have two more of these speakers, so I'l check them for any stickers or stamps.
There's no numbers on that particular one, except the "8", which indicates the impedance, obviously. But I have two more of these speakers, so I'l check them for any stickers or stamps.
Bill has seen more speakers than most of us probably ever will, if he says it's not an eminence, it's not.
You're in Deutchland, I don't know if manufacturers over there use a similair system or not. Here, those tag numbers identify who made it. 67 = eminence, 137 = CTS, etc., there are many others, try google.
The parasitic cone usualy fits to the inner edge of the main cone, looking at this it looks like a small diametre voice coil so I don't think it will be a high wattage speaker.
