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(seemingly) OT: KLH 4" full-range driver
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William Sommerwerck
Dec 20, 2014, 7:13:32 AM12/20/14
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When I was a lad, I read "Popular Electronics" and "Electronics World". I
distinctly remember an article about "full-range" driver KLH used in many
products (8, 11, 14, 15, 19, 21). I need to find the article. So far, all I've
found is a picture of the driver in an article about integrated
amplifier/speaker systems. *
The American Radio History site has a complete set of "Electronics World", but
the only article that pops up when I search for KLH is the one just mentioned.
I've started going through
I'm pretty certain the article was not in R-E, as R-E rarely published
articles of that sort. As there are lots of old farts in this group -- does
anyone remember that article?
Thanks in advance.
PS: The January, 1963 issue has an article I well-remember -- building a
vacuum-tube stereo FM signal generator!
* Which is appropriate, but not exactly what I was looking for.
distinctly remember an article about "full-range" driver KLH used in many
products (8, 11, 14, 15, 19, 21). I need to find the article. So far, all I've
found is a picture of the driver in an article about integrated
amplifier/speaker systems. *
The American Radio History site has a complete set of "Electronics World", but
the only article that pops up when I search for KLH is the one just mentioned.
I've started going through
I'm pretty certain the article was not in R-E, as R-E rarely published
articles of that sort. As there are lots of old farts in this group -- does
anyone remember that article?
Thanks in advance.
PS: The January, 1963 issue has an article I well-remember -- building a
vacuum-tube stereo FM signal generator!
* Which is appropriate, but not exactly what I was looking for.
William Sommerwerck
Dec 20, 2014, 8:06:46 AM12/20/14
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Error! Error! Error!
My fault. The article about integrated amp/speaker systems //was// the article
I was looking for. I had conflated it with photographs in KLH user manuals.
Looking at old magazines sure brings back memories -- and provokes a lot of
laughs -- and I'm not talking about John Frye's short stories.
My fault. The article about integrated amp/speaker systems //was// the article
I was looking for. I had conflated it with photographs in KLH user manuals.
Looking at old magazines sure brings back memories -- and provokes a lot of
laughs -- and I'm not talking about John Frye's short stories.
Michael Black
Dec 20, 2014, 12:47:43 PM12/20/14
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On Sat, 20 Dec 2014, William Sommerwerck wrote:
> When I was a lad, I read "Popular Electronics" and "Electronics World". I
> distinctly remember an article about "full-range" driver KLH used in many
> products (8, 11, 14, 15, 19, 21). I need to find the article. So far, all
> I've found is a picture of the driver in an article about integrated
> amplifier/speaker systems. *
>
> The American Radio History site has a complete set of "Electronics World",
> but the only article that pops up when I search for KLH is the one just
> mentioned. I've started going through
>
> I'm pretty certain the article was not in R-E, as R-E rarely published
> articles of that sort. As there are lots of old farts in this group -- does
> anyone remember that article?
>
No.
> When I was a lad, I read "Popular Electronics" and "Electronics World". I
> distinctly remember an article about "full-range" driver KLH used in many
> products (8, 11, 14, 15, 19, 21). I need to find the article. So far, all
> I've found is a picture of the driver in an article about integrated
> amplifier/speaker systems. *
>
> The American Radio History site has a complete set of "Electronics World",
> but the only article that pops up when I search for KLH is the one just
> mentioned. I've started going through
>
> I'm pretty certain the article was not in R-E, as R-E rarely published
> articles of that sort. As there are lots of old farts in this group -- does
> anyone remember that article?
>
But there was a period when Audio magazine had interesting construction
articles. Maybe one a month, but I remember buying it in the eighties
because of the one article every so often.
Michael
Michael A. Terrell
Dec 26, 2014, 11:16:40 AM12/26/14
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Electronics magazine scans in PDF.
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