becker 915a16 on jbl 4530

[garbu]

Hello, I am contacting you because I bought speakers mysterious, and I want to use in a DIY project.


I obviously walked up and down your site, before coming to annoy you.
These are broadband as becker with registration number 12423 becker 915a16c alu8 248140d


What I know: couramanent used to replace the voices in the theater (altec jbl), the date of 60 hp, 70
often mounted on hdg guitar amp (bugera) on kustom speakers.
These are wide strips 15 "magnet" ceramic "(barium ferrite) a bowl stamped steel speaker has suspended accordion, designed for long travel, the cone has ridges to avoid breakage and dust aluminum to allow high rise fréquences.il have a spool of 75mm or 50mm. (I will fall for a coil 75 as the dust cover is 80 mm).


Basically I'm looking for information on these speakers qt ts going ... to be able to design my wide band speaker.


I saw on your forum that the speakers were used dasn fund jbl 4530

[hjames]

Please post some pictures showing these speakers to help ...


Hello, I am contacting you because I bought speakers mysterious, and I want to use in a DIY project.


I obviously walked up and down your site, before coming to annoy you.
These are broadband as becker with registration number 12423 becker 915a16c alu8 248140d

I saw on your forum that the speakers were used dasn fund jbl 4530

[garbu]

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[garbu]

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[hjames]

Tiny little magnets, marked BECKER all over them ... in a DIY thread,
I'm not sure why wouldn't you just use the original driver in a JBL 4530?

And if not a JBL 4530 - they look like some of the older JBL wide range guitar speakers,
except the beckers look to have a much smaller magnet structure and stamped frame.

[garbu]

I know that one of your members has used its drivers in boxes of 4530, hence my questions. There are only very little information about these broadband, or if one of you has used it may be able to provide me with crucial information qt guy ...

[more10]

Use LIMP (http://www.artalabs.hr/index.htm) to measure the parameters of the driver.

[garbu]

m not equipped to use this software, I do not have a microphone and I own a very basic computer!
In addition, a measurement is made attorneys in a box and not in free air.

[Mr. Widget]

I doubt anyone will have the information you seek. These are old relatively inexpensive speakers that probably don't have much of a following. Your best bet if you must find this information inexpensively is to to buy a Woofer Tester.

http://www.woofertester.com/wt2product.htm


Widget

[garbu]

A member named paragon know them and used them in 4530

http://www.audioheritage.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?24701-Bass-Horn&highlight=becker+416

[Ruediger]

In the General Audio Discussions forum (here, on this website) there is a Technical References thread, and in this thread there is the famous Thiele paper, part 1 and 2.

There You can lean how to measure the parameters.

Regards
Ruediger

[garbu]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLWdxD8pbmc

This is a video with refernce on becker woofer