F.S. LAFAYETTE SPKR

[Brian AF4K]

This gives a whole new meaning to the concept of "Column 
Speakers" that we used back then.
They were particularly poular for P.A. speakers.

I remember my brother's band made their own with about 12 of
those cheapie 5" X 7" speakers in each column.

The holes were all drilled in the chip board for the speaker 
openings
by making a huge ellipse of drilled holes and then cutting out the 
piece.
It took a whole day to build those things, but they sure worked well
for vocals.

73 - Bry, AF4K

On 16 Oct 2005 at 12:38, Glen Zook wrote:

> Is it really 7 feet high by 3.5 inches wide by 5
> inches deep?  I know that there were some really tall
> hifi speakers made during the 1960s but they generally
> were much wider.
> 
> Glen, K9STH
> 
> --- K2SSE <K2SSE at COMCAST.NET> wrote:
> 
> 8ohm spkr Lafayette 99-2569 in metal enclosure.7' high
> X 3.5" wide X 5" deep.
> 
> Glen, K9STH
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