802-16g

[DSauro]

When I saw this post, I went straight to my nos closet to find one, to no avail. At least an nos empty box. Nope. I do remember replacing the 8 ohm 23744's with them when I wanted to go 16 ohm in a home project August 1980. Up until then 20275 was the part I used. However, I don't recall seeing them in 16 ohm 802G's coming directly off the production line. I only found them in the Anaheim stockroom as 16 ohm replacements. Soon after came 34852. Sorry, no documentation, or photo's. Have to back magnarc's assessment, by memory only.

[magnarc]

Thanks for that info DSauro.

Maybe they are the 'light' 16 ohm one then, that would sit if they were fragile like the 23744, hence the quick move to the 34852.

The stuff you learn.... Love it.

[DSauro]

Thanks for that info DSauro.

Maybe they are the 'light' 16 ohm one then, that would sit if they were fragile like the 23744, hence the quick move to the 34852.

The stuff you learn.... Love it.

Yes, they were light, 16 ohm version of 23744. Powering them with 9440A's, well, sometimes careful wasn't careful enough. I had to replace a couple.

[Earl K]

Just adding a bit of data to this old thread .

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( These 34117 diaphragms are the ones that I think JeffM. should pursue ;>) )

Their unique coil specs are detailed within the second tabulation block, line number 4 ( which is under the blue colored line ) .

[mah]

This thread is shown as closed on the main page yet this new post is allowed. I have noticed the closed symbol come and go in the last couple of days.