I'm still looking for and specs anyone has on these woofers. The pole piece part of the m agnet structure had come "unglued" and pinched the voice coil. My spare went to another user so now I'm looking to replace mine. Has anyone measured T&S parameters of these for comparison???

So, I loaned a pair of s45's to a friend and when they came back one of the woofers is frozen. Anyway I am looking to replace it. Since these are no longer made does anyone have a recomendation on a replacement, for both if I have to, or the T&S specs so I can do my own shopping. These are the 6302 vintage.

Thanks. Was the original woofer an SEAS also? Curious as to what parameters were different for such modest crossover changes.

I compared my S60 crossover to the schematic in a service manual and find a difference. In the manual it shows an additional RC across the woofer of 37uf and 3.3 ohm and a 47 ohm resistor across the inductor in series with the woofer. This must have been a production change after mine was made. My serial number is: 745070. Does anyone know the net effect

Check you PM,s.

Thanks to everyone who sent pics. Now to figure out how to fabricate some stands.

Now that I have rebuilt and recapped my S60s. I would like to get them up off the floor. Does anyone have any drawings or pictures of the B&O stands that could be pruchased with these? I believe they were pedestals but I am mainly interested in how the heck they attached to the reart of the speaker. Any drawings or pictures would be appreciated

When the counterweight on my Beogram 3000 got scuffed up like that, though notably a narrower spot. I was able to coneal it quite a bit by carefully "brushing up" the spot with various weights of steel wool.

Yes. About 1.5 inches long and 1/8 inch diameter and the ball is maybe 3/16inch.

Does anyone have a source, or stash, of those pegs? I need two for my S60s and one for my S45s.