Re: Help finding speaker name.

In article <C45A20D9.55F58%kotroczo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Joe Kotroczo
<kotroczo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>On 21/05/08 17:25, in article
>f26a2258-e6e2-4480-a1a7-8907bba1efa6@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 "Ken"
><kenzigg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>(...)
>> 
>> I appreciate the humor guys but none of the ones listed are even
>> close. I don't believe these were totally omnidirectional. The
>> dispersal cone only covered about 180 degrees. Like I said the unit
>> consisted of a cube about 8 inches square with a hard grill that was
>> part of the case out the front then a cone that extended about 4-5
>> inches above the cube but was close on the back side. These did sound
>> very good with a solo performer and were very ****table. If I remember
>> right I think you could even by the cases from parts dealers to put in
>> your own drivers if you wanted.
>> 
>
>You had me briefly thinking of JBL 4825A there, but that doesn't really
fit
>the description either.

I had built some all directional top end speakers. For the 2 speakers I
used 4 15 in 
diameter stainless steel salad bowls inverted to form a horn. The driver
was in the center 
cutout of one of the bowls and a phase plug on the opposite bowl. I never
has a use for 
them and I still have two for salads.

greg