I'm looking at three drivers and trying to understand what I have here:
1. A gray 175 compression driver with early label, serial number 21233, large manufacturer's label is Jim Lansing Signature Speaker, Venice, CA but the serial decal reads Los Angeles, CA. The 175 is attached to a H-1000 multicellular horn that has some sort of gray chopped matt damping material around it. The connectors seem to be designed as simple posts to which the wires would be soldered?
2. A D-130A woofer, reconed with gray basket, no vent hole on rear basket, serial number 5005, Jim Lansing Signature Speaker label is same as the 175's (Venice, CA), and same solder-type posts.
3. Another D-130a woofer, reconed with gray basket, this one has a vent hole in the rear welded basket. The manufacturer's label is the same style as the other two drivers but this one is addressed "Van Nays, CA" rather than Venice, CA. It also has push-type red and black connectors rather than solder connectors.
I would greatly appreciate some info as to their approximate ages and "care & feeding" -- I plan to install them in a factory C-40 Cabinet that I have in hand.