Driver/crossover suggestions.

[JSF13]

Hi all
Looking to start a bit of a long range project.
I have a pair of Altec Stonehenge II's.

http://www.lansingheritage.org/images/altec/catalogs/1975-home/page07.jpg

These were manufactured in the mid 70's and as far as I can determine replacement drivers are pretty much not available.The cabinets are in excellent condition.I'm thinking I would like to start looking for and collecting JBL components to eventually build new systems using the cabinets with modifications as required.

My initial thoughts are L100T components ie 2214H,104H-2,035Ti and N100T,or maybe 4311/12 components.Or even reface the cabinet and use 4425. I have very little experience in this area and thought this might be a good project for me to get my feet wet.

Any suggestions as to other components would be greatl appreciated.

Thanks
Joe:)

[Zilch]

I'd do L100t3 ratner than "T."

For two-way, a PT waveguide would go at the top in place of the mid and tweet, maybe. Dimensions are 12" x 6.5".

[JSF13]

I'd do L100t3 ratner than "T."

For two-way, a PT waveguide would go at the top in place of the mid and tweet, maybe. Dimensions are 12" x 6.5".

Thanks.;)

So that would be 035TiA and NL100 t3.

Yes a 12" by 6.5" would be do-able also.

Hmm. :hmm:

[Zilch]

Hmm. :hmm:http://www.jblpro.com/ae/pdf/PT_WaveGuide.pdf

Ignore the bottom woofer:

[And the one behind it, too.... :p ]

http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/attachment.php?attachmentid=25910&stc=1&d=1182375046

[JSF13]

Nice . Is that the 64 or 95?

[Zilch]

That's PT-F95HF shown, which just became available a couple of months ago.

Recommended driver is 2452H-SL.

A couple of us have also used it with BMS 4555 successfully.

http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=17069