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I'll keep this as short and sweet as I can.

This was a PHILCO 1940s AlNiCo 10" that needed rebuilt...,. So, I built it for a Fender Champ set up.. it even has the fender like grounding strap on the speaker - terminal...


So, I gutted it, and loaded it with some old OEM. " Fender Super Champ Speaker Components", which are all OEM/ AMERICAN parts.

This was stripped down to bare metal, and EVERYTHING from the voice coil out to the front mounting gaskets are brand new, so it's basically a new speaker again..

New voice coil, new spider assembly, new COPPER litz wires, new cone assembly, etc, etc,etc. - EVERYTHING!


It's a 4 ohm speaker, and can handle 30 watts. response is a fairly wide 55Hz to 6.85Khz and a mid 90s SPL, so she's efficient..

The TONE is what counts with these CHAMP speakers....


Great clean/. acoustic tonality, but when you slap the fuzz to it and use some head end gains, she'll bark, bite, spit, and SCREEEEAM with that "Power-Vintage" tonality..

BOX IS INCLUDED- why not, they been together for 80 years...

and I'll include my 15 day " NO GAMBLE" return option from delivery date ((less customer damage))) if for ANY REASON you simply don't like what you just bought!


So, if you've been looking for a proper, period correct, old alnico that's the p[roper FOUR OHM load for that great old amp circuitry, then here ya' go!

ANY questions or concerns, just ask.


THANKS GUYS!

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ConditionExcellent (Used)
Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • 36-1610
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Year
  • 1940s
Made In
  • United States

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