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    Re: 0T drivers and horns perfect for a crackerbarrel wall

    9 bids!!?! They'd make a helluva sewing pin-holder.
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    Re: 0T drivers and horns perfect for a crackerbarrel wall

    Quote Originally Posted by Alien_Shore View Post
    9 bids!!?! They'd make a helluva sewing pin-holder.
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    Re: 0T drivers and horns perfect for a crackerbarrel wall

    802G/808B tangerine bodies. Depending on the condition of the gap, might be a cheap way into building up a pair of great drivers.
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    Re: 0T drivers and horns perfect for a crackerbarrel wall

    Quote Originally Posted by bowtie427ss View Post
    802G/808B tangerine bodies. Depending on the condition of the gap, might be a cheap way into building up a pair of great drivers.
    always the optimist.
    looks like they would need a trip to the speed shop for little hot tank action. and maybe a beadblast. are those bodies completely sealed? if not the inside would be mostly iron oxide. and they would have to have tangerine popped out to clean the waveguide(?) .

    at the very least there's an end cap and couple of loading caps
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    Re: 0T drivers and horns perfect for a crackerbarrel wall

    They look like they are a relic from hurricane Sandy.
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    Re: 0T drivers and horns perfect for a crackerbarrel wall

    Is there really a way to clean up internally rusted drivers with a "little hot tank action. and maybe a beadblast"? I have a pair of 290e's that I would love to bring back to life if it's possible.

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