Let me google that for you
hint:
i'd check the second thread down in the google results...
for pictures (gear pron)
it's 802-8G and later 902s & 416Bs later 416Cs (guessing here)
although they are generally not with pretty labels IME
Where there different LF & HF drivers that were used in the Model 19 over its production history?
If yes, what were they?
Thx...
Let me google that for you
hint:
i'd check the second thread down in the google results...
for pictures (gear pron)
it's 802-8G and later 902s & 416Bs later 416Cs (guessing here)
although they are generally not with pretty labels IME
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dave's not hear
HAHA, That's great! I've never seen the before!
Audio_by_Goodwill
Michigan, USA
ROFL!!!! ,
I have not seen that before either!!! Looks like a reply that one would have found on one of the mmorpg forums I played years ago......classic...
But I have been guilty of asking obvious questions too, here and other forums as well...
-chris
Aww shucks Dave, the only reason I participate is to point out answers for someone too lazy to due diligence...
Now I'll have to find a new special purpose...
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Is "33952" the same as 802?
Arne K
I believe it's the specific part number for the 802-8G.Is "33952" the same as 802?
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Model 19's used the following:
Early: 416-8B & 802-8G
Late: 416-8C & 902
Not sure about the 902 suffix's.
I have loaded my early 416-8B's with 416-8C's and I think I prefered the "B"'s.
I current'ly have one 802 and one 902 on the 811's, and no one has been able to tell the difference - so far. But I will correct the problem soon.
Carl Bill
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