Don't know the model #, but it's designed specifically for the 9864 cab and vice versa, so not really suited for other apps.
GM
Don't know the model #, but it's designed specifically for the 9864 cab and vice versa, so not really suited for other apps.
GM
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So you think this is the original driver for that cabinet then? I wasn't sure if it was original or if it was a replacement. There are no markings on it which is unusual, other than the numbers 9520 / 9521.Originally Posted by GM
It appears to be: 9864
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That's the Engine. I don't think it has a model#, maybe a part number. I think they were only sold in systems, and not bare drivers.
I have a single 9864.
Audio_by_Goodwill
Michigan, USA
Would you like a second one? And a replacement driver just in case? If so PM me. I don't know what I'm going to do with it.
Where were these installed? I'm told mine was in city hall, in the room where they hold the city council meetings. I got it cheap at the city auction........ probably because it looked like a ceiling mount heater!
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Sending PM.
Audio_by_Goodwill
Michigan, USA
9520 and 9521 will be the year and the week.
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515-8GHP and 299 combined. Interesting. With what looks like an MRII564
Slap those babies into A7 828 cabs.
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