mrussell37
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Thanks for the advice. I will have a further look.Looks like an original pulsonic cone to me. They go pale like that when bleached by the sun, usually when they have lived in cabs without a grill cloth on the front.
In 73 I would expect it to be a '3' or a '1777' stamp. It might be high up on the cone, meaning you might have to remove the speaker to see it properly, or perhaps use a mirror.
One of the speakers has 3 stamped on the cone. I need to them out of the cabinet and have a look at the other one.Looks like an original pulsonic cone to me. They go pale like that when bleached by the sun, usually when they have lived in cabs without a grill cloth on the front.
In 73 I would expect it to be a '3' or a '1777' stamp. It might be high up on the cone, meaning you might have to remove the speaker to see it properly, or perhaps use a mirror.
One of the speakers has 3 stamped on the cone. I need to them out of the cabinet and have a look at the other one.
Looking at the T codes on your website, it's got listed T1221 as 15ohm, but mine says 16ohm. It doesn't seem to have T1221-67, so not sure why that be the case