Romy The Cat's Audio Leftovers

Title (click to get more information)	Price ($)	Listed by	Image
Vitavox S2/S3 diaphragms	$250 pair	Contact
Mid-range tantrix round horns	$1000	Contact
Fane Studio 8 dual concentric drivers	$400	Contact
Altec 515B bass drivers	$1k-$1.8K	Contact
Altec 808A compression drivers with extra diaphragms	$420 pair	Contact
ESS AMT-1A Heil Air Motion Transformers	$350	Contact
Stage Acompany SA8535 driver	$500	Contact
Vitavox AK-15/40 15" bass drivers	$4000 each	Contact
Electro-Voice T350 tweeters	$1000	Contact
Vitavox AK151 15" bass drivers	$8500 pair	Contact
Vitavox 330Hz Horn for S2, S3 drivers	500	Contact
Vitavox S2 Compression drivers	$5.500	Contact

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Speakers (12)

Category: Speakers

Vitavox S2/S3 diaphragms

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The Original Aluminum Vitavox S2 Diaphragms in good conditions. There are 15Ohm and might be uses as a replacement for Vitavox S2 and S3 drivers. Might be used with regular driver and with “A” drivers. The diaphragms are sold without the diaphragms’ gasket.

Mid-range tantrix round horns

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A wonderful, very silk, perfectly finished and very sexy looking 300Hz tantrix round horns. The horns have 2” throat and could accommodate any driver you wish. I have a number of adapters for this horn for 1’, 1.4”, 1.5” and 2”. The round shape of those horns will assure a consistent radiation matters. These horns are perfect for Alteck-288, JBL-375, JBL-2240, JBL-2245 or for any other compression drivers. This is really-relay wonderful horn.

Fane Studio 8 dual concentric drivers

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A pair of mint condition ultra rare Fane Studio 8 dual concentric drivers. This is old custom run of Fane and they are completely not known. The drivers have all tonal benefits of the magnificent Studio 8 but also they have a complimentary very interesting tweeter in there. The tweeter’s coil is internal is truly dual concentric and it is not the compression driver that screws in the back of the woofer, as Fane usually did. The drivers have very high sensitivity and they are in mint condition.

Altec 515B bass drivers

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50W, 20-100Hz, 99dB sensitive, 16Ohm, ~5 pounds Alnico V magnet… blah-blah-blah bass driver. This is a famous Altec bass driver with dropped Fs (~25Hz) in order to convince the Morons ™ that a shallow, short, dipole loaded into a port horn might produce something resembling to bass. This is very much universal driver that might be used wherever you wish and it will produce everywhere an OK result, You might even use them in a sealed enclosures (if you use 4-8 of them per channel and have a small room). I have a few pairs of 515B. The price fluctuates upon the condition of the selected pair. All of drivers are in excellent condition, the best of them are new - the original cones, kept out of moister and cold, never were used/mounted

Altec 808A compression drivers with extra diaphragms

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A pair of Altec 808A compression drivers in excellent, near mint condition, sonic and cosmetic, with 4 diaphragms (2 pairs of aluminum and two symbiotic). The aluminum cones have better transient response and way better HF. The currently non-available symbiotic diaphragms would tolerate heavy abuse and would make your drivers to perform more confidently with a lower crossover point and eventually yield more bass out of the driver. Also, the symbiotic diaphragms when used inverted in 808A as a none-compression version make a spectacular tweeter (the aluminum diaphragms are “too much” in this application)

ESS AMT-1A Heil Air Motion Transformers

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A pair is the largest AMT-1A, takes from the biggest ESS. One diaphragm is not working another is perfect. More information is here:

http://www.goodsoundclub.com/pdf/heil.pdf

Stage Acompany SA8535 driver

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It is truly 103dB sensitive little monster with crazily large 3 poll Neodymium magnet. I sell a driver and a half. One driver is mint condition, original box. Another driver with no diaphragm and very-very worn cosmetically (although it is fine functionally - put a diaphragms in it and it will work)

Terms:

both drivers in the original boxes (SOLD)

Vitavox AK-15/40 15" bass drivers

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FS: 43.5HZ , Re: 9.57 Ohm, Qms:9.173, Qts:0.304, Sd: 8.04^2m^2, Cms:2.35^4, Vas:7.42 cub.ft(212L)

"Designed for continuous heavy duty service in cinemas and theatres Features a field replaceable cone made from Moulded paper cone specially impregnated to resist moisture and mould even under tropical conditions."The 15/40s are the brothers of AK151. They have a lot of similarity but slightly different cone’s tone. I would describe the sound of 15/40 in comparing to AK151 as “larger” and “more fundamental”. The K15/40 would do a spectacular upper bass driver...

Electro-Voice T350 tweeters

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Theses tweeters are the most remarkable ever produced. 120 degree at 110dB sensitively with and no signs of any metallic harshness or artifacts. The drivers are my personal pair that that was selected from a few T350 driver that I had in past. They have absolutely identical fully charge magnets and this is very first production of this drivers with “soft” alnico magnet. They have incomparable phenolic cones. They have miraculously clean gaps and come with a few extra 8 Ohm and 16Ohm diaphragms (I think in hav 3.5 pairs, including the very original). You might pay thousands dollars for shiny drivers out there but you will hardly find a pair of the T350 that will perform better as this pair was brewed by a person who really knows them.

Vitavox AK151 15" bass drivers

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Impedance: 15 Ohm, Frequency response: 30 - 5000Hz.
Power handling: 30W, Voice coil - 57mm
Resonant frequency: ~40Hz.
Weight: 13kg.

The driver has a large alnico magnet and sensitively around 99dB, depends of the loading. The most stunning in this driver is its diaphragm that response with a tone of a fine violin’s deck. This is absolutely best know to me upper bass driver and it would yield a phenomenal performance if it loaded into a proper horn.

Vitavox 330Hz Horn for S2, S3 drivers

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The genuine Vitavox 330Hz single horn with 90 x 30 degree distribution pattern. It is not the RH330 horn but the narrow horn with the multi cellular juts in throat. It is co conceded better horn then RH330, softer sounding.

Vitavox S2 Compression drivers

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15 Ohm - 10 watt power handling, Frequency response 800-12,000Hz , Flux Density 16,000 gauss, Voice coil diameter 3 inches, Effective area of diaphragm 7 square inch, Diameter of unit 5 inches, Overall depth 5.5 inches, Weight 6.1 kg (13 ¾ lbs), Throat diameter 1.5 inches, Thread S (2.620 inches x 16 T.P.I. Dimensions 127 x 135 mm Did you try to put a very high-octane gas in your car after driving on 87 for a while? Did you go over all-imaginable compression and none-compression drivers feeling that none of them cannot discriminate the tonal and contrast nuances of musical material? Well, it is time to try the S2....

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