Info on JBL D 208 extended range driver see here.
Mike
"Stereo-Craft" Speaker with JBL D 208 driver
I recently bought a speaker at auction. I only bought it because I couldn’t find any info on the maker and I’m a sucker for obscure vintage gear. When I got my hands on it and opened the back I found it’s a bass reflex design with an interesting angled internal baffle and a James B. Lansing Sound, Inc. D 208 driver. It also has a simple potentiometer with a cap that I’m assuming is used to adjust high frequency. I haven’t listened to it yet but can wait to hear it. Does anyone have any information on the Stereo-Craft Company based in Malibu, CA? (See the photos for the manufacturer’s label.) Any info on the driver would be great as well. Thanks



Info on JBL D 208 extended range driver see here. Mike |
His is much older than that. This is the 1949 catalog. These early versions had a different magnet structure. https://www.lansingheritage.org/images/jbl/catalogs/1949/page02.jpg |