Does Anyone Recognise These Tweeters?

[Humanoid85]

I removed them from a pair of LNB speaker cabinets. The woofers were Seas, but there is no brand on the tweeters and google search doesnt bring up any results for the model number

 

[Sergeauckland]

You might like to try asking on the UK Vintage Radio forum. LNB speaker - UK Vintage Radio Repair and Restoration Discussion Forum (vintage-radio.net)

Mike Batten (the B in LNB) has posted there in the past, although not for some 5 years, and has been very helpful with past enquiries.

S.

 

[Humanoid85]

Ok, thanks

 

[John H]

I removed them from a pair of LNB speaker cabinets. The woofers were Seas, but there is no brand on the tweeters and google search doesnt bring up any results for the model number

 

[John H]

They look very much like the units fitted to earlier Monitor Audios, so they would also be SEAs

 

[oldfella]

I removed them from a pair of LNB speaker cabinets. The woofers were Seas, but there is no brand on the tweeters and google search doesnt bring up any results for the model number

 

[oldfella]

There are a number of these Elac units listed on ebay that may resolve your issue.

 

[Sergeauckland]

That tweeter may be ELAC, I doubt it would also be a SEAS driver as it's clearly marked Made in the UK, and as far as I know, all SEAS units have been made in Norway.

S

 

[lawrence001]

The sticker on the back is the same as on the back of the Elac metal dome tweeters in the early Monitor Audio Monitor 9/13 and R952/MD speakers so I'm with the above on Elac. Not (knowingly) seen any soft domes by them before though.

 

[lawrence001]

Just seen you're now selling them on eBay, did you break up the LNB speakers then?