Wharfedale loudspeaker

Made:
1970 in England
Wharfedale loudspeaker

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Wharfedale loudspeaker, type W12/EG, 14000 lines, 10-15 ohms, made in England, unused and without enclosure, c. 1970, diaphragm rear marked in chalk J/12EG 2/65

Details

Category:
Sound Reproduction
Object Number:
1993-323
Measurements:
overall (in box): 190 mm x 385 mm x 380 mm,
type:
loudspeaker

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