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http://drfieldcoil.wordpress.com/

Good luck!

Tom

2009 when things were very different.:eek:

www.cratersandfreighters.com can pack and ship them for you.

CITES only applies to Brazilian Rosewood. Indian Rosewood is still exportable.

Just a heads up.
CITES prohibits exporting Brazilian Rosewood in any form for commercial purposes.
Of course it is perfectly acceptable to sell it in the USA.

Cool speaker and great thread title. :D

Probably made in batches of ten.

Aug 16 th 1954.

Nice job on those.
Try thedelihaus on Audiokarma.org
I think he can make them.

Find 9957easy on eBay. He was just trying to sell a repro pair and he might know where to get the repro badges.
Good Luck!

Figures there has to be a tweeter somewhere nearby.;)

Thanks for letting me know how bad my Father sucked. :)

Nice avatar.
Monet's Impression sunrise.

Modern art fan?

Is there anyone out there making repro grilles for the Aquarius 1?
Thanks
Tom

Nice work.If you can make them in gold they would be awesome.

They will probably be on higherfi.com for $100k in a few months.

My mistake.

You are welcome to your beliefs but they are not facts.
Your anecdote is amusing but it's irrelevant.
I'm not alone in hearing the dramatic difference cables make in my system. I know my speakers...

So you think I care enough about this to lie?

While the price of some wire can be off the charts ridiculous it doesn't change the fact that different cables do sound different.

It makes no difference to me that those differences can't be...

Now I'm offended. :)

No offense taken. I love heaps of midrange energy. That's where the music lives.

You seem to be happy with your system and I am happy with mine so it's all good.

I have a pair of B & W Silver signatures. They use silver throughout. speaker wires, voice coils, inductors, capacitors, biding posts, everything.
If I substitute a very high quality copper wire for...

I don't know how many they built but it was more than you think.
They started making them in early 1954 and stopped in 1964.
Beginning in about 1956 people were pairing them up for stereo.