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It is a good speaker, but I definitely have better than this for sure. Not to mention the very high impedance makes this a difficult speaker to drive. I'm gonna have to measure it and see what DC resistance it actually reads, but I'm betting somewhere along the lines of 800 Ohms (as some Philips/Norelco and NEFA speakers were)

@@chrome2infinity938 No. Local speaker repair shop.

Like you speaker videos. Scribed.

@@speakeradventures Thanks!

@@speakeradventures Thanks! I've been fine, just have homework assignments piling up lately. They are fairly similar to the early Bose 901 series I & II.

@@richardcrook2112 You're welcome!

Ah I see it's an instrument speaker for a Hammond organ, it's sounds suprisingly bassy and slightly muffled though.

​​@@richardcrook2112These were actually mounted (and glued in with adhesive) to separate pieces of plywood at my local speaker specialty store. I removed them from the plywood baffles as I don't have space for those (and they weren't in great shape anyway). It appeared they could have been used as extension/console speakers or as an addition to the rear rear deck of a car? These are 8 ohm speakers made by Utah on the 26th wk of 1976. They do indeed have decent bass response to ~70Hz (though granted I had the bass turned up and my smartphone is very sensitive to bass). It's definitely not a full-range driver, seems to roll off around 7-9Khz although I had an AM radio program playing when I recorded this clip. So you're not hearing the full extent of the speaker.

@@richardcrook2112 Speaking of which here's another clip I recorded which does demonstrate the full extent of the Utah 6" x 9". ruclips.net/video/jW_5thwNAc4/видео.html

@@scooby0068 Yeah, the camera I shot this video with does little justice to these speakers (aside from stereo separation). I do have a single David 30 that is missing the original woofer.

@Echo_0n_Paws-h3c It will only stand. It's not exactly floppy.

@ Oh okay, thank you!

@ what does it look like when u walk it?

@Echo_0n_Paws-h3c I don't know. I don't "walk" my plush.

@ Alright, thanks! :3

@@octoberlsd377 JVC Everio GZ-MS100.

@@SergeyDemi4ev No clue what the BL excursion is for this. This ain't no subwoofer.

@@justlooking6898 My Sony Xperia 1 mk III (Smartphone) that I used to record this video is actually VERY bass-sensitive, which makes it great for recording smaller speakers in free air, but it's also prone to Sony's awful heavy compression anytime you hold it up against or even remotely near a decently capable bookshelf speaker or ≥ 8 inch speaker in free air. It's not a square wave, but it's not pleasant to listen to. The bass comes off as bloated and boxy when it's nothing like that in-person. This video is a good example of what I'm talking about. ruclips.net/video/L6XrkObLaXs/видео.html There is no EIA code or date or even impedance on the speaker anywhere. Stamped on the lower pole plate of the magnet just reads "490355" and "612TNG". I do however know these were used as midranges and midwoofers for various Infinity RS-series speakers including infinitesimals, but that's all I know about them. I drove this particular driver with my Fosi BT20A class-D Amp (old version) which is realistically rated for around 50W into the 4 ohm load that this driver is, and closer to 25-30W at 8 Ohms with the included 24V 4.5A supply.

@@maghfiraadha2251 D-li8 Li-ion.

@@OU-xc4os What you're hearing is intermodulation distortion because the front & rear waves are cancelling each other out. It'll sound much better when mounted to an enclosure or at least some kind of baffle.

@@brigganthewolf1461 The two waves cancelling is pretty much entirely linear at these SPL levels so it will generate no distortion. What is generating the distortion is the motor force plummeting (and conversely the suspension force suddenly increasing) as it gets to higher excursions. While it’s not always explicitly so it allows the speaker to gracefully handle being overdriven without trashing itself mechanically. The one downside is that the coil looks like a resistive load at the ends of travel so it can smoke itself before it heads back the other way. Of course running it in free air you could probably crash the coil into the magnet if it doesn’t have a stop.

To summerize the other 2 guys said, putting in box = much better sound

@@SavageSniperKid "Ring A Ding" by Icky. ruclips.net/video/EHsZ8jtqklE/видео.html

Ring a ding baby by icky

@@whbeng Unfortunately no. I didn't get this with a manual. There is very little info on it to begin with. That said it's a very simple radio - on the top is your on/off volume (left), decorative compass (middle- I forget what purpose it would've served), and tuning (right). On the left side of the radio you have access to the battery compartment (which is a plastic tube with spring contacts permanently installed in the radio cabinet, runs on x4 1.5V "C" cells) and earphone jack, and on the right is your bandswitch for Shortwave, Marine & Broadcast (AM). On the back you have absolutely nothing. On the bottom is some info about the radio and a couple feet, but no visible screws to get into the radio. The front (obviously) contains your tuning dial and Westinghouse crest, and a single 3x5" speaker. You do not get a tone control or dial light or fine tuning with this model. No bells & whistles to speak of.

Thank you. I recently received one, and had a time getting into the battery compartment, but it looks clean. I need to pick up some C cells and test it out.

@@whbeng Yeah. You turn the door to open or close it. I found it kind of a trip at first. Struggled to figure out how to close it. Somewhat unusual for a transistor radio. My set works great aside from a rubbing speaker at higher volumes (this is probably because the dustcap on my unit disintegrated, and some of the dust got into the voice coil gap). Shango066 also had a set (actually it's why I bought one, because it's such a hot AM DX'er). You can see it at 19:23. ruclips.net/video/Cg7-i2LS9DQ/видео.html

@@summersky77 I WOULD play a tape...IF the tape desk was WORKING... don't have the time to see what's makin' it play warbly & distorted.

@@brigganthewolf1461 Try giving the pinch roller a good cleaning, these units seem to work fine. I have an RX-C50 (just acquired) and C52S. Both work. I wanted to see if any videos of working units were up. If I were researching prior, Id also want to see it play tapes. ;) Well, hope you get it sorted and enjoy. Cheers.

I just took a 3.5mm TRS cable and hooked it up to the "sub" unit. The BT receiver itself is just some rocketfish brand I bought at best buy several years ago. Works fantastic, lots of gain. Below it is a Fosi BT20A (old version) which I use to drive the Visonik David 502 speakers which the CSW sats are sitting on top of. The Davids are supplemented with a Pinnacle Subsonic subwoofer (dual 6-½" version) to supply the low end.

I have a Superadio II now. Gave the III to my friend as a Christmas gift.

@@legitbeans9078 I had no other words for it lol

@@brigganthewolf1461 fair enough haha

@@ximenaamaro1216 No. Even without a memory stick, It still displays a preview image. If it's black (except for the icons), the sensor is likely dead.

@@acapfft5496 LCD is likely damaged or has a loose connection. Dieselducy has a video on how to disassemble the DSC-T1.

@@brigganthewolf1461 thank you for the info🫡

@@mechanicalDave I did! This was shot with a JVC Everio GZ-MS100 from 2008.

@@brigganthewolf1461 awesome, unironically enjoyed most of ur other contents lol. hope to see more

@@speakeradventures They used to have them listed as NOS on eBay for $60 a pair (which is where I got mine), but they seem to have all sold out and the listing has disappeared into thin air.

@brigganthewolf1461 I'd have picked up a pair too. I've always liked oval speakers

​@@speakeradventures I just found them again! Here's the link to a pair. Only 10 remaining!: www.ebay.com/itm/274489507932?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=Ogl-BAqBSb2&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=sKw_D-77Q7O&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY