I dont know why I didnt get those. Next time I have to move it I will.Originally Posted by Hofmannhp
I dont know why I didnt get those. Next time I have to move it I will.Originally Posted by Hofmannhp
Hello here are some serial numbers on mine. Will have to move the 4333A's
as numbers must be on back none on foilcal.
4350's #11121A & 11122A
Ti250's #00119 & 000118
L300's #12739 & 12972
In reference to the paragon up for auction discussed in this thread
http://audioheritage.org/vbulletin/s...ead.php?t=9807
Harvey Gerst responded to some concern that only one pair of the paragon components had consecutive serial numbers:
Thanks HarveyOriginally Posted by Harvey Gerst
glen
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I can say from experience that lugging around a pair of 375's is no easy feat, so it makes sense that the transporting of them from place to place in the factory would almost ensure that they were two at a time, one after another in series, unlike the other parts. Just a thought. S.G.
Currently offered in ebay auction:
http://cgi.ebay.com/JBL-N1200-CROSSO...QQcmdZViewItem
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glen
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- Nick Lowe, while producing Elvis Costello
Hi Glen,
thanks.....got it, I look like a hawk for Numbers in ebay and found a lot.
Now the list has 730 items. I will send it to you for info this evening.
We can mention about, when all our members will include their stuff.....
I don't know why they hesitate.....
Nearly every day I add 5 to 10 numbers.....will be nearly 3000 item per year. We need some years to get the whole fabrication...![]()
Some members sent me a PM askin for the list. I sent them the list, but they need time to look for the numbers.
INFO for all: the list shows no real names, no $$, no adresses, no email adress......only the forum name, or ebay name, state and item with available data of purchasing or selling.
HP
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Currently offered in ebay auction:
http://cgi.ebay.com/vintage-12-JBL-james-b-lansing-passive-radiator-NOS_W0QQitemZ9703842451QQcategoryZ3276QQrdZ1QQcmdZ ViewItem
From the auction description:
Up for auction today is a 12" JBL (James B. Lansing) passive radiator model 2295 Professional Series with an aluminum chasis, serial #10016. Although It is from June 8,1972; it is brand new and never used. This beutiful peice of vintage audio is from my personal collection that I am slowly and so painfully parting with. This wonderful piece is still in it's original packing with the original add-on weights and the original hardware still taped (by the manufacturer) to the styrofoam. This radiator was obtained by Delta sound in Worcester, MA. and it was packed by 78-3 at James B. Lansing Sound Inc. on June 8, 1972 as you can see in one of the photos.
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glen
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currently up for auction on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ayphotohosting
from auction description:
2 x C50 Cabinets serial numbers: 46040, 46041
2 x LE15A Woofers serial numbers: 4381, 4382
2 x LE85 Midranges serial numbers: 2968, 2975
2 x LX5 Crossovers serial numbers: 7312, 7313
glen
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130A serial no. 11142
175 serial no. 2307 (?) (not stated in auction, picture not clear)
1217-1290 serial no. 505
N1200 serial no. 422
three different auctions of components claimed to be from a single C37 system (cabinet to be listed later):
http://cgi.ebay.com/1-JBL-130A-15-Signature-Woofer-16-OHM-BEAUTIFUL_W0QQitemZ9704328698QQcategoryZ50597QQssP ageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
from auction description:
Here up for auction is 1 really old Original jim lansing ( jbl ) signature 130A 15" woofer driver fully tested. Model # 130A. Serial # 11142. Woofer is in Original Beautiful Condition. Please see my other auctions for the matching drivers 175 DLH and the N1200 crossover. Also have the original speaker enclosure model C37 which is also in Beautiful Condition which will be up for auction as well. If you have any questions about this item please email me.
http://cgi.ebay.com/1-JBL-175-DLH-wi...QQcmdZViewItem
from auction description:
Here up for auction is 1 really old jim lansing ( jbl ) signature 175 dlh driver-horn-lense fully tested. Model # 1217-1290. Serial # 505. Driver is in Beautiful Condition. Please see my other auctions for the matching drivers 130A 15" woofer and the N1200 crossover. Also have the original speaker enclosure model C37 which is also in Beautiful Condition which will be up for auction as well. If you have any questions about this item please email me.
http://cgi.ebay.com/1-JBL-N1200-Sign...QQcmdZViewItem
from auction description:
Here up for auction is 1 really old Original jim lansing ( jbl ) signature N1200 dividing network 16 ohm fully tested. Model # N1200. Serial # 422. Crossover is in Original Beautiful Condition. Please see my other auctions for the matching drivers 175 DLH and the 130A 15" woofer. Also have the original speaker enclosure model C37 which is also in Beautiful Condition which will be up for auction as well. If you have any questions about this item please email me.
glen
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currently up for auction on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/RARE-50S-SCOTT-T...QQcmdZViewItem
001 system in custom cabinet
130A Woofer serial number: 12089
175 Driver serial number: 4237
1217-1290 Horn serial number 2070
N1200 Crossover serial number: 1474
glen
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- Nick Lowe, while producing Elvis Costello
Two JBL factory C34 cabinets with th early "cut corner" decals
****** NOTE ******
I made a mistake here, assuming that these were both JBL made cabinets because there were two pictures of the "Jim Lansing" decal on the front of the cabinet included in the ebay auction. Actually they were two different pictures of the same decal. Harvey Gerst was kind enough to enlighten me on the many details that differentiate between the JBL constructed cabinet on the right, and the apparently home-built copy on the left. Please have a look at Harvey's posts listing the details later in this thread.
I wish to be quite clear that the seller did not state that either of these cabinets were built in the JBL factory.
They were referred to as "JBL C34 Signature Rear Loaded Corner Speaker Pair" and "early set of "Jim Lansing" type speakers".
Even if one of the pair was not built in the factory it is still a very good execution of the Jim Lansing C34 cabinet design and most likely lives up to the seller's description.
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currently up for auction on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-JBL-C34-...QQcmdZViewItem
001 systems in two JBL C34 cabinets
from the redder cabinet
130A Woofer serial number: 405169
1217-1290 Horn serial number 404153
N-1200 Crossover serial number: 404170
from the blonder cabinet
175-34 Driver serial number: 40374
glen
"Make it sound like dinosaurs eating cars"
- Nick Lowe, while producing Elvis Costello
Thanks Glen,Originally Posted by glen
that's the stuff we need.
I look like a hawk, but had not seen this parts in ebay.
Hope that sometimes we can have additional contact to JBLers like Harvey Gerst of early times which can bring light in the dark with the numbering system.....which is very confusing.
BTW: for your info, I will again send you the spreadsheet, that is near 1000 entries limit.
regards
HP
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D-130-A 32 ohm serial no. 1049
D-130-A 32 ohm serial no. ????
D-175 serial no. 499
H1000 horn
N-1000 serial no. 499
***note the matching 175 and N-1000 numbers
D-1004 cabinet serial number 1142
four different auctions of components from a single D-1004:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-JBL-D130...QQcmdZViewItem
from auction description:
You are bidding on the 2 D130 A 15" woofers circa 1948 removed from the D-1004 cabinet pictured they are both in great working condition no holes or tears on cones. they both have matching numbers stamped on the cones. the last pictures shows the specs of them directly from jbl
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-JBL-D-17...QQcmdZViewItem
from auction description:
You are bidding on the D-175 Multi Cell Horn & Driver circa 1948 removed from the D-1004 cabinet pictured. It is in good working condition the last picture shows the specs of it directly from jbl
Driver (Only) Diameter 4 1/2" & 3 1/2" Tall
Horn is 12"x 7"
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-JBL-N-10...QQcmdZViewItem
from auction description:
You are bidding on the N-1000 Crossover Network circa 1948 removed from the D-1004 cabinet pictured. It is in good working condition the last picture shows the specs directly from JBL
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-JBL-Jim-...QQcmdZViewItem
from auction description:
Vintage JBL D-1004 EMPTY Cabinet circa. 1948 its not in great shape its about a 7/10 it has some tape residue in front and it has several chips and scratches. the last 2 pictures show the speakers still in it but they are not included check out my other auctions for them.
glen
"Make it sound like dinosaurs eating cars"
- Nick Lowe, while producing Elvis Costello
Thanks for the encouragement HP.Originally Posted by Hofmannhp
I have more than 1000 serial numbers of miscellaneous components gathered from the internet. But without dates, or established relationships to other components they don't do much more than establish a bit of a range and tell a little bit about when the labels switched from one type to another.
Glen
glen
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Hi Glen,Originally Posted by glen
do you think we can use them also without knowing the details?
if yes....can I get them....![]()
HP
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