Doc Mark
10-30-2014, 01:48 PM
Greetings, All,
I've been wondering about the 044-1 tweeters that are in the L250 systems I just got. In some old JBL paperwork on the L250, which I picked up around 1982, it states that the tweeter is "phenolic-impregnated linen for the optimum combination of weight and stiffness". That got me to wondering if there were various differences in the 044, and 044-1 over the years, as R&D found new ways to make such HF transducers? Also, I cannot find an actual spec sheet for the 044-1's, or for that matter, the 044's, even though I've spent a good deal of time trying to search LH to find that info. Any ideas on where to find such things? Also, does anyone know a full history of the 044/044-1, including any and all variations of same? Thanks, very much, and God Bless!
Every Good Wish,
Doc
P.S. One of my 044-1's has a slightly dented dome, and after reading about the successes some LH forum members have had in dismantling said tweeters, reshaping the domes, and re-assembling them, I wondered if the successes out weigh the possibilities of damaging the tweeter to the point of ruining it?!? Any thoughts? Thanks, again!
I've been wondering about the 044-1 tweeters that are in the L250 systems I just got. In some old JBL paperwork on the L250, which I picked up around 1982, it states that the tweeter is "phenolic-impregnated linen for the optimum combination of weight and stiffness". That got me to wondering if there were various differences in the 044, and 044-1 over the years, as R&D found new ways to make such HF transducers? Also, I cannot find an actual spec sheet for the 044-1's, or for that matter, the 044's, even though I've spent a good deal of time trying to search LH to find that info. Any ideas on where to find such things? Also, does anyone know a full history of the 044/044-1, including any and all variations of same? Thanks, very much, and God Bless!
Every Good Wish,
Doc
P.S. One of my 044-1's has a slightly dented dome, and after reading about the successes some LH forum members have had in dismantling said tweeters, reshaping the domes, and re-assembling them, I wondered if the successes out weigh the possibilities of damaging the tweeter to the point of ruining it?!? Any thoughts? Thanks, again!