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kid.sensation - 2008-02-16 05:53
Crown:
Rising:
Crown:
Pana :
Im not sure if the J-1 , TSR-800 and c-126 do have 8":
Sharp GF-9000.
Here are a few of mine, enjoy!
Crown CSC850
Unisef SZ5100SL
Crown SZ5100
Sharp GF9000
Conion C126
Intersound J747
Phillips D8334
JVC RCM90
Stereo Sonic
Panasonic
Goldstar
Watson RR5600
There you have it, for now...
OOOOpp's 10 Inch's here
... Sorry ...
rambo.estrada - 2008-02-16 21:05
More of the same from me and a few others
Rising & Goldstar
Majestic & Lasonic
Lanico and Aiko
Lasonics
Conions
Phillips
Sharp
Crown
Hortex
My Trident P2000 [URL=[URL=http://imageshack.us]
Wow! They're ALL so beautiful. I want them all
Hey Skippy, that Trident is really cool. Simple but serious looking. I'm digging it alot
Thanks Fuzz! I need the cassette drives to make it complete. Right now it's just a big LOUD!! radio/Ipod device,LOLOLOL!!!!!
GF 9000 and M90
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Prosonic PQR-9962
quote:
Originally posted by DecentMan4you:
OOOOpp's 10 Inch's here
... Sorry ...
Yeah right! You're not sorry, you show-off!!!
I gotta get me one of those! Great boxes, man!
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Damn,
NED,... That's one serious lookin' box!!!
Ended: May-13-06 17:00:11 PDT Item location: Castle Rock, Colorado, United States History: 13 bids Winning bidder: decentman4you (89) Other features are:
VU/ BATTERY meter
5 Part RED L.E.D front display
NICE chrome over grey accented case
Built IN MIC
8” COAXIAL SPEAKER, for rich full POWERFUL sound, on BOTH AM, and FM bands.
Stereo radio uses 8 'D" batteries(not incl)or power cord stored in rear.
MIC, REMOTE and AUX inputs (left side) BEAT CANCEL mono earphone jack
Sanyo M 2448 Coaxial 8" speaker
100_2876 no flash
Sanyo M 2448 Coaxial 8" speaker
100_2875 has flash
quote:
Originally posted by BEAST69:
I think the M90 is actually 7 1/4" ? How many others here are actually smaller than 8" if you measure the actual speaker itself?
Mmmm, thought this one would come up.
The speaker measurement is usually based on the diameter of the hole needed to correctly mount the speaker, so many "8inch" speakers will have cone diameters less than 8".
Then (if you're still awake
) you can consider where the cone ends - before or after the flexible edging...
what Isolater is saying is that even though the hole might be slightly less that 8 inches the woofer is in fact 8 inches, 8 inch is a standard size. speakers generally are either 6.5, 8, 10, 12, 15, and 21 i think inch sizes. there are thousands and thousand of different makes and models of speakers in these standard sizes. woofer of different sizes are exceptions to the rule and are rare.
there are also smaller diameter ones like 3 inch and 5 inch.
oops sorry Iso you were talking about cone area... different subject. still though, with regard to mounting they are standard sizes.
Sharp GF-9000.
Here's mine...
Hey,Ned,will you sell or trade the AIMOR?
quote:
Originally posted by isolator42:
quote:
Originally posted by BEAST69:
I think the M90 is actually 7 1/4" ? How many others here are actually smaller than 8" if you measure the actual speaker itself?
Mmmm, thought this one would come up.
The speaker measurement is usually based on the diameter of the hole needed to correctly mount the speaker, so many "8inch" speakers will have cone diameters less than 8".
Then (if you're still awake
) you can consider where the cone ends - before or after the flexible edging...
the m90 woofers are 8 inches . you just cant see it from the out side of the box.
SANYO M2448 Outside in the SUN !
quote:
M2448
actually its smaller... nevertheless-
yo, I guess it could count 8"
Looks like an 8" woofer to me. Could be slightly (not much) smaller tho.
quote:
Originally posted by BEAST69:
The speaker GRILL is almost 8" but the speaker is not
quote:
Originally posted by MONOLITHIC:
Looks like an 8" woofer to me. Could be slightly (not much) smaller tho.
Still, it says "COAXIAL 8" SPEAKER" on the box itself. Unless Sanyo is fibbing...
The only real way to dead this discussion is for
DecentMan4you to open up the box, take out the speaker and post a picture of him measuring it.
Challenge Accepted!!! here take a Look at What I Seen Inside this SANYO M2448
ok Here is a Tinypic movie SANYO M2448 being measuredquote:
Originally posted by MONOLITHIC:
quote:
Originally posted by BEAST69:
The speaker GRILL is almost 8" but the speaker is not
quote:
Originally posted by MONOLITHIC:
Looks like an 8" woofer to me. Could be slightly (not much) smaller tho.
Still, it says "COAXIAL 8" SPEAKER" on the box itself. Unless Sanyo is fibbing...
The only real way to dead this discussion is for
DecentMan4you to open up the box, take out the speaker and post a picture of him measuring it.
Challenge Accepted!!! here take a Look at What I Seen Inside this SANYO M2448
100_2987 spkr edge of SANYO M2448
100_2988 inside SANYO M2448 tape measure
masterblaster84 - 2008-03-02 17:34
OK, that's a little trickery sort of.
The add says 20cm which is technically 7.87 inches, so you doubters are technically right but I think that's close enough to call 8", we typically do call 20cm boxes 8 inch speakers. Think of the Rising 20/20, we call that an 8 inch box.
picture's inside SANYO M2448 tape measure
100_2987 spkr edge of SANYO M2448
100_2988 inside SANYO M2448 tape measure
Eight Inches as I was trying to show the edge of the speaker via that closeup pic there above as that was staring straight down was where I placed the tape measure End and meaured accross ,,, its Really Eight inches ... Tell you what, you can buy this from me for $90.00 post paid to 48 US states and you can take it apart and SEE that this measure's a Full Eight Inch's
OK ? James
quote:
Originally posted by BEAST69:
Looks like 7.5" inches.
Man, why can't you put it to rest?
It's an 8" speaker... Let it die!
General Sound GS-1018:
Beast, please, relax.
just to make it reallll simple for you. -boxes are made, with eith 6.5, or 8 inch woofers.
THERE ARE no boxes with 7.5 inch woofers
THERE ARE no boxes with 7 inch woofers.
just 6.5, and 8. understand?
NED knows his $hit! Trust me!
Let's agree or agree to disagree and move on!
This whole thing was discussed ad nauseum many months ago. Speaker size is measured using the mounting diameter. Plain and simple. Beast69, I think what you're referring to is the cone size. Cone size will always be smaller than stated measurements simply because the cone cannot go all the way to the edge of the speaker mount. Cone surrounds, whether foam or stiff paper, also take up part of that measurement. So, in essence, the woofer CONES in an M90 could very well be 7.25", but the actual diameter, in whole, is 8" and therefore considered an 8" speaker.
masterblaster84 - 2008-03-03 10:49
quote:
Originally posted by Fatdog:
This whole thing was discussed ad nauseum many months ago. Speaker size is measured using the mounting diameter. Plain and simple. Beast69, I think what you're referring to is the cone size. Cone size will always be smaller than stated measurements simply because the cone cannot go all the way to the edge of the speaker mount. Cone surrounds, whether foam or stiff paper, also take up part of that measurement. So, in essence, the woofer CONES in an M90 could very well be 7.25", but the actual diameter, in whole, is 8" and therefore considered an 8" speaker.
Exactly Fatdog, the speaker size is not directly related to the cone area.
hey MONO --that is beautiful light for the 1018 picture -- makes it look like a 'real grail' !!
quote:
Originally posted by redbenjoe:
hey MONO --that is beautiful light for the 1018 picture -- makes it look like a 'real grail' !!
"Real grail" looks without the "real grail" sound.
It is a very photogenic box tho... Wish I had taken it to the nearby field and let the sun shine on it when I took those pics months ago.
quote:
Originally posted by MONOLITHIC:
General Sound GS-1018:
WoW ! That looks just my Prosonic pqr-9960 except for your's has led vu meter.
