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The cone number stamper was obviously rather archaic; Probably a standard large soft rubber stamp; Which allowed white ink onto the backing rubber, and stamp & smear blobs on and around the numbers; The highly smeared '1' in the bottom '120' number a good example. The nearest I can determine, the cone numbers appear to be: 35146100 120 Compare with spkr #2's cone number. |
~ Gauss 18" Bass, Woofer or Reinforcement Speakers ~ Model 4882 2 each SPEAKER #1 PICTURES; DETAILS VIEWS: |
Outer suspension is excellent. |
Spring loaded input lug terminals are excellent. |
Cone neck dust skirt is excellent. |
The cone number stamper was obviously rather archaic; Probably a standard large soft rubber stamp; Which allowed white ink onto the backing rubber, and stamp & smear blobs on and around the numbers; The highly smeared '1' in the bottom '120' number a good example. The nearest I can determine, the cone numbers appear to be: 35146100 120 Compare with spkr #2's cone number. |
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Checking for CONTINUITY and proper STATIC resistance range. 12 STATIC ohms shown. STATIC resistance is not the same as dynamic 8 ohms impedence load. |
