The tweeters were likely removed from those cabinets by a home stereo enthusiast. I forgot the brand that Allen used, and the model number of them, but they are very desirable to people that are into vintage stereo stuff. When I sold my TC-4, the buyer did not want the big model 100 gyro cabinets, as they were going to use some other amplification for it. So I needed to sell the gyros apart from the organ, and a guy that runs a vintage stereo shop bought them from me. He wanted the tweeters, and of course the big tube amps. In fact he wanted just those components, but I told him he needed to take the cabinets too, and he did. I sure wish I could remember the details of those tweeters, but I'm having a senior moment about them.
My cabinets did not have any horns in them, so I have no idea what they were used for on yours.
Here is a link to my TC-4 being played. You will need to download it to hear it, as I don't think G Drive lets you just listen to stuff. I forgot exactly how I recorded this, but I think it was to a home stereo CD recorder, and then I ripped the CD to the computer. I made the file so I could send it to the potential buyer who was many states away. Quick and sloppy playing, but it does give some idea of what one sounds like with the Nanoverbs and everything.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lDx...ew?usp=sharing
I'm still looking though my photos on CDs and Flash drives to see if I have some of my TC-4. But I had that one a long time ago, so any photos I have might not be digital even ! And all those are packed away mostly.
I just searched vintage tweeters, and found the answer. They were Jensen RP-302 16 ohm tweeters. One is on the bay right now for 400.00 !
My cabinets did not have any horns in them, so I have no idea what they were used for on yours.
Here is a link to my TC-4 being played. You will need to download it to hear it, as I don't think G Drive lets you just listen to stuff. I forgot exactly how I recorded this, but I think it was to a home stereo CD recorder, and then I ripped the CD to the computer. I made the file so I could send it to the potential buyer who was many states away. Quick and sloppy playing, but it does give some idea of what one sounds like with the Nanoverbs and everything.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lDx...ew?usp=sharing
I'm still looking though my photos on CDs and Flash drives to see if I have some of my TC-4. But I had that one a long time ago, so any photos I have might not be digital even ! And all those are packed away mostly.
I just searched vintage tweeters, and found the answer. They were Jensen RP-302 16 ohm tweeters. One is on the bay right now for 400.00 !
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