07-07-2011, 03:55 PM
Hi Joe,
Once you get it let me know what's what. I had a rummage through my stock and found four vintage 8" speakers in my spares three are 3 OHMS, one the Celestion is 12 OHMS. I'm hoping that's the standard size they used in the wartime utility set
I hooked them all up as Extn's to the workshop radio and they are fine.
If it's the right size I think the TrueVox will be the most in keeping, it's still got the dust sack on it. In case you were not aware these sacks are left in situ when the speaker is placed in the cabinet as dust protection. It came out of a 1936 Philips 838U.
Chris
Once you get it let me know what's what. I had a rummage through my stock and found four vintage 8" speakers in my spares three are 3 OHMS, one the Celestion is 12 OHMS. I'm hoping that's the standard size they used in the wartime utility set
I hooked them all up as Extn's to the workshop radio and they are fine.
If it's the right size I think the TrueVox will be the most in keeping, it's still got the dust sack on it. In case you were not aware these sacks are left in situ when the speaker is placed in the cabinet as dust protection. It came out of a 1936 Philips 838U.
Chris
