Anyone know what these are?
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I have a pretty good idea, but you're still not within the forum's real name policy. B&C probably makes a crossover for this coaxial.
I have a pretty good idea, but you're still not within the forum's real name policy. B&C probably makes a crossover for this coaxial.
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Pretty sure NG is not a legal last name no matter where you live.
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Generally used by people of east Asian background.
Thought that was fairly common knowledge.
Although the police often pull my wife over for DWA, she's never been arrested for possession of a non-legal surname.
I think she raises more eyebrows when she uses McDonald as her surname.
I guess it's just what you're accustomed to.
Ng is a fairly common surname.
Generally used by people of east Asian background.
Thought that was fairly common knowledge.
Although the police often pull my wife over for DWA, she's never been arrested for possession of a non-legal surname.
I think she raises more eyebrows when she uses McDonald as her surname.
I guess it's just what you're accustomed to.
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Not so much illegal but not on record is what i was referring to, and Ng may be but both letters capitalized show that they are more likely initials. Now this is just guesstimate but I doubt Nathan is a very Asian name, I know many tonys and other such but nathan doesn't seem to be much of a cross racial name, I doubt we will ever see an answer from this seeing as the user seems to have left this convo.
Not so much illegal but not on record is what i was referring to, and Ng may be but both letters capitalized show that they are more likely initials. Now this is just guesstimate but I doubt Nathan is a very Asian name, I know many tonys and other such but nathan doesn't seem to be much of a cross racial name, I doubt we will ever see an answer from this seeing as the user seems to have left this convo.
Ng is currently something like the eighth most common chinese surname. And there is no reason why someone of chinese decent wouldn't use a westernized personal name.
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Sorry about that, Nathan. Guess I have some learning to do! We get a lot of people through here who don't want to list their last names and use an initial instead. :blush:
I have asked our tech team in Italy what they might know about your coaxial. That driver mounting method is not something we would do, so I suspect this is someone's modification of a B&C product... or perhaps the LF section is not B&C at all. It doesn't seem to match any of our legacy baskets, so I suspect it is someone else's. That's probably not our horn either. Did these come out of an OEM cabinet?
Our XO-4 crossover may give you satisfactory results, it is certainly designed to work with that HF section. We have them in stock in NJ and Italy.
Sorry about that, Nathan. Guess I have some learning to do! We get a lot of people through here who don't want to list their last names and use an initial instead. :blush:
I have asked our tech team in Italy what they might know about your coaxial. That driver mounting method is not something we would do, so I suspect this is someone's modification of a B&C product... or perhaps the LF section is not B&C at all. It doesn't seem to match any of our legacy baskets, so I suspect it is someone else's. That's probably not our horn either. Did these come out of an OEM cabinet?
Our XO-4 crossover may give you satisfactory results, it is certainly designed to work with that HF section. We have them in stock in NJ and Italy.
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That was my guess. There is one on EBay with no high freq driver. People in Utah sometimes have parts.
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Possibly also missing the foam ring around the back of the horn - if it is a PAS.
Possibly also missing the foam ring around the back of the horn - if it is a PAS.
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I worked a folk festival one year where one headliner was Elvin Bishop.
He was musing over that, and then decided that we were folk, and he was folk, so there we were.
I worked a folk festival one year where one headliner was Elvin Bishop.
He was musing over that, and then decided that we were folk, and he was folk, so there we were.
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Lol!! I meant that PAS is/was a Utah company. I have a bunch of the TOC stuff and any used parts I have found were from Utah.
Lol!! I meant that PAS is/was a Utah company. I have a bunch of the TOC stuff and any used parts I have found were from Utah.
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I am all for brevity, but it is striking how much misunderstanding and resulting excess work and emotion can be generated by being a bit too brief.
I am all for brevity, but it is striking how much misunderstanding and resulting excess work and emotion can be generated by being a bit too brief.
Re: Anyone know what these are?
Nathan,
To follow up, this is not a B&C product - except, obviously, for the HF section. Our XO-4 crossover could work here, you can get it from any of our distributors, listed at B&C SPEAKERS
Nathan,
To follow up, this is not a B&C product - except, obviously, for the HF section. Our XO-4 crossover could work here, you can get it from any of our distributors, listed at B&C SPEAKERS
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I didn't know that. I even googled PAS Utah.
Did you know that James B. Martini (later to change his name to Lansing so as not to have a besmirched name) started Utah Speaker Company, on his way from Lansing Michigan to California?
I didn't know that. I even googled PAS Utah.
Did you know that James B. Martini (later to change his name to Lansing so as not to have a besmirched name) started Utah Speaker Company, on his way from Lansing Michigan to California?