Blowing VINTAGE Speakers
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Today the theme is old, After taking a walk through my parts storage I had found 5 vintage speaker drivers, How I ended up with them or what they were from is unknown, However today we see what they can do when given power from a pro audio mixer !
Music link • From Zero To Zed - Fight
Ironically, I’m watching this on a 1976 receiver I just restored with early 80s speakers I’m cleaning while watching. Ooh, vintage.
how does it sound?
Like shit
What is it like?
*_OH NO, NOT THE VINTAGE_*
Jeremy Clarkson Classic!
*YES THE VINTAGE*
*NOT THE VINTAGE!! GAH!!*
Shit cheap decayed pieces of c garbage
The pfp matched your comment so well XD
I honestly forgot about this channel but I watched in 2013 for SO long and seriously just left this channel in the dust. Absolutely happy that I came back though and that you’re still in action!
These Octagon speakers are made by Philips in Holland. Those you have was probably coming from an old radio. In the 1970, Philips made a fantastic woofer called AD8066, which is included in many high quality speakers. I use 12 of them in my PA system and they works very great. They have rubber surrounds and hard plastic dustcap
Was just about to make the same comment! As soon as I saw the basic design I thought Philips, then I saw the part number and recognised it as Philips. I used to work for them in the 70's.
Im from Holland myself and i also have a 8066 laying around, but i prefer the 10 inch woofer i have in my own speakers.
WoW I’m from Holland 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱
I used to own a set of classic Philips speakers (probably from the late 70's to early 80's). These ones had the 8" woofers with hard dust caps and rubber surrounds, as well as passive radiators. I remember those speakers sounding really good. The woofers had some crazy excursion capabilities (around 25mm total I believe)
I love this Vintage Philips speaker
Glad youre still here Garret. Longtime fan since 2013
First speaker is a Norelco (Phillips) AD 8068. a pretty good 8 inch speaker capable of full range from about 60 Hz to about 12 kHz. Box it up in about 1 cubic foot and it will sound pretty good. Unfortunately you destroyed it. Second speaker is unknown, but not bad. Third speaker is another Norelco full range, possibly another AD 8068. . The Norelcos can be reconed and they can be pretty good. They will be pretty efficient and make a lot of sound with not much power. 5 watts will get you a nice clear full range sound. With cheap amplifier power, we are into a new philosophy, which is inefficient speakers and pushing them with lots of watts. Old way was efficient speakers with not much power. I had a pair of Altec A7 speakers which I could drive with a McIntosh MC 250 that gave good clear sound from about 50 to 15,000 Hz and 94 dB in 10th row of 1000 seat hall, measured at 5 watts per speaker.
Actually, those are philips ad8080 speakers, you can see the neat patterm
Ooooooohhhhhh vintage
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I once hooked a really old vintage speaker to my amp and only the speaker for the low tones blew with a mild bass test. The wireing that splits up the audio works very well.
Those octagon speakers are actually made by Philips. They've been used in a ton of different things, some not having a whizzer cone (the Philips D8444 boombox uses a variant of it as the woofer) and/or having slight differences in size. They all share the same funky basket design though. I believe they were made from the 60's-70's.
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Speaker Nr 3 was an awesome smoke emitter, and Nr 5 had the afterburner. Merry Christmas Garret. Old tube radio speakers are often 5 Ohms.
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I think the code 2155 is a date code so I think it means it was made on the 21st week of 1955
Week 21, May 23, 1955, May 29, 1955.
V i n t a g e.
The first two were vintage Philips. ..they liked to use that AD(numbers) on their magnets...I know because I owned a lot of Philips and all of em had that AD thing on the magnets
2:13 you can clearly see the spark comming out of the wizard dustcap
Not gonna lie, really hate seeing stuff this old get destroyed.
apersonthingy They’re all shit anyway
As MultiShit said (Excellent name, by the way) they're a part of history. They've been around for so long, and I just have respect for ancient technology that's been around sometimes longer than the oldest people on earth. It's like a portal to a completely different time. I just find it sad when this old and increasingly rare stuff gets destroyed. One day this stuff will be so hard to find, and perhaps eventually nearly extinct.
apersonthingy So wait.
You know how speakers work right? You know that apart from the AlNiCo magnet ones the others are exactly like new speakers but just older?
I can understand if something has contributed to audio equipment history or maybe it’s something rare and valuable and hard to find, but these are nothing, they don’t have history or any kind of special trait. They’re just old and forgettable.
If anything, these should remember us that people in 70s and 80s found these perfectly acceptable and that was stupid.
They’re just old pieces of metal and paper, nothing worthwhile nor worth anyone’s wasted time trying to save them
Jeremy Clarkson I’m completely aware they’re the same on the inside, the outsides are often quite different and unique compared to new stuff.
apersonthingy Because you never looked at new, good stuff.
There are plenty of manufacturers that use different and even beautiful designs for speakers drivers.
Morel, Sonus Faber, Focal, Scan Speak and many others and on top of that, they actually sound good
Antique collectors everywhere collectively lose their minds! Lol
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The Motorola speaker was probably made in the late 40's - early 50's because the logo redesign was in 1955.
Most likely not. Note the aluminum VC former - speakers of that era only used paper formers. Aluminum was more commonplace starting in the 60's and 70's. Note the date code next to the manufacturer EIA says "703", implying it was made on the 3rd wk of 1967.
There are 3 ages of speaker evolution
The Vintage shit
The good Old
The new shit
4:45 Voice coil smokes (like a locomotive)
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that's great! I don't think I've seen a speaker actually catch on literal fire before
i have, had a shitty laptop speaker set i took apart just to hook the speakers to a 500 watt amp i had. the first one didn't do much, just some smoke, the the second one i cranked the volume all the way up and played a very bassy track, the song hit a good note, the coil tore free of the spider, ripped the cone, and lit on fire, keep in mide this all happened within the span of one second. because i was in my garage, i let it burn all the way through, where the amp kept going and eventually the coil shot sparks everywhere and lit itself up even more. the thing eventually melted all the way through and all that was left was a lump of plastic and the metal basket. to this day i have not recreated it and condenser it the best blow i ever did.
*Dont do that, that's vintage!*
those older speakers seem to put up a really good fight compared to the newer garbage. good video as always man :)
Pretty sure the first speakers where Philips
Yes they are
no one:
what the school parking lots sound like in the morning: 3:37
8:50. That one had the best sound out of the bunch. _BASS_ .
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Failure mode on these old, low power designs is typically going to be due to melting of the adhesive coating the voice coil and holding the coil former to the cone.
That first driver looks like one phillips driver, i have one with very simmilar design!
Someone is going to be upset.
The octagonal one i believe is a Philips driver, it was certainly used in lots of Philips gear in the 70s. It is rated at 5w, 8R.
*VINTAGE*
I'm glad you stop cursing LOL. Nice video by the way
I love that flex on the last one tho, it has a lot of flex, and I enjoyed the show that it gave too *FIREEEEEE!!!*
Nice a new video. Could you blow a logitech or something next Time?
yes i can gust give me the money and i will
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Like the CV's on the background
Yeah what model are they
YES another speaker blowing video!!
You could always blow a pair of B&W Nautilus speakers and have the golden eared audiophile brigade crying into their prosecco!
It's awesome to see you literally coming back with lots of new destruction videos lately.
Always good to see you keep destroying old vintage stuff. It hurts from time to time... yet it is kinda fun to watch. :'D
Oh and by the way: because of you I discovered the furry fandom back in 2010. Thanks for turning me into a furry degenerate. I love it.
I have to agree some stuff is hard to wreck for a video however the amount of stuff I have here is absolutely gross, there was a mint condition Windows 95 laptop donated people are going to lose their minds
@@GarretClaridgeMeerkat some of those older amps and receivers from the 70’s and 80’s that you smashed was kinda hard to watch, yet interesting, because I never thought those things were such tanks, but from what I’ve seen, they can take an absolute beating
@@GarretClaridgeMeerkat10:20 it's my function can you guess what this reference is from? Hint it is a dark animation movie with appliances
Number 2 was a trooper.
Them vintage speakers they were built tough dammmm
That last speaker driver was playing a REALLY hot song.So hot, that it bursts into flames. ROFL!
7:39 OH! whoa! I got shocked through the knife
I’m a little late, but the reason the speakers are turning on and off in short little spirts, is because the amp is protecting the speakers. I’ve tried blowing speakers with a 2000s amp and it did the same thing. Protecting the speakers
I think the third speaker with the Alinco magnet and the felt dust cap was probably a Jensen. Unmistakable cone texture and gasket, as well as the model number, C4111, being similar to the well known Jensen model C8r. The other round ones with the 8 screw holes were almost definitely Philips as others pointed out. The really old oval one was, as we all know, a Motorola.
The octagon speakers are Philips AD8080 speakers which has the neat pattern, and there are 4 and 8 ohm variants of it. They don't last long at all because they are 6 watts!
The three octagon speakers are Norelco Philips 8 ohm drivers out of house tube radios, the Motorola is from a MT (musical turntable), and the smaller alnico driver was out of a car tube radio.
All I want to say is that, you just WOW and AMAZE me. Garret. Merry Christmas from new Zealand. And a safe and happy new year.
2:16 even for that little cone the coil is small
Finally ive seen some old speakers making smoke
These speakers can be worth some money so if you find some that work they can be worth something. Also those speakers with weird baskets are Philips and the 6x9 is a Swedish speaker i think
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the last one was one of the best overall speakers u have blown up imo.
Have a Merry Christmas Garret, we love you man.
Awesome
I’m watching with vintage speakers lol
Looks like the cat wants in on the action lol.
I have an east german RFT speaker rated for 10 watts...
I gave it 50 watts, and it lasted for half an hour, but it didn't blow up, just started to rattle like hell...
These are tough things!
Why did you blow some vintage speakers wich were in good conditions?
i love this guy he is my favourite youtuber on blowing speakers he is funny and kind all of his videos a great and good to watch when i mean great i mean the best he will always will
The Speaker is from Phillips, I couldn’t find the year.
4:36
Jesus Hubert Christ, that thing is a smoker!
8:50 I think that’s an antique car speaker
cats love VINTAGE speaker cones!
I love this Vintage Philips speaker. I want to buy a pair but I can't find them for sale
1:15 i Have this. It came out from old school radio station speaker
Love your videos
Ohh shit ohh shit ohh shit ohh shit(LOL :))
That Motorola is a flexy boi
Is that a maracat sticker under the speaker. That last speaker Jenson made some of them.
DAM that treble!
Love this kinda stuff oyeah 👍🤟
2:17 Sounds like a clock ticking.
Yes, AD8066 is this Philips drivers Garret
That tune would have worked well in Shinobi or Streets of Rage. Yuzo Koshiro would have been proud!
Merry Christmas!
How does the amp survive all that shorting and sparking?
I liked the last speaker you blew out
It's sad that the speakers blew with simple music
That Elegro (zenith name) magnet is quite cool I have newer style like a JBL or Logitech
A few of those look like the speakers that smoked up the entire room in an older video.
I smell VINTAGE!
By the way, I love your channel, Garret
Real fire- super cool
I wonder what vintage fire smells like?
I know that song that was playing at the first thing u told us it is called zero to zed - fight
Did you poke them by any chance?
Oh shit, vintage
What mixer did you use?
That first speaker you blew is an advent speaker. I have the same pair but I have no clue what the model number is. Nice if your recording some vocals, nothing toooooo bassy.
They are Philips
lol the dust bouncing on the dust cap at 8:53
The first one, the ad8080 or something sounds like a philips model number
Edit: yep it is a philips model number and it seems like it was made arround the 70's so very *V I N T A G E*
you should make fruit bowls out of the baskets of thoose cool looking baskets from the speakers :)
Rest in peace🙏❤️😢
Speakerfreak95 cried watching this lol
Could you help me I just gained a free Sampson tm500 and I only get sound out of one channel and both channels work but only through tape input (this mixer is about close to that one you have) but it will not have both channels on the mic channels but only runs stereo and on both channels on the tape, I get sound on left pan only
Garret: what you get there michael
Michael: a some retro speaker they dug up our your basement
Garret: wow that looks vintage
Michael: i think it is yeah did you poke it by any chanse
Garret: i might have poked because it's vintage, stupid vintage
Michael: you want to blow up
Garret: i want to blow up
In 2010
That's it all for now you guys be sure have yourself a great day
should be " blowing correction glasses using a ZVS flayback driver. hight voltage generrator."
Garret's pet's ears are gonna fall off.