Dalesford Drivers


Does anyone know anything about Dalesford drivers (made in England)? I stripped them from a pair of DIY transmission subwoofers that I had and want to know if they are worth holding on to.
erfeller
Me, too. It is at my office and I will not be there until Wednesday afternoon at the latest. I will report back as soon as I can.

Kal
The catalog shows 2 D153 models, both spec'ed at 77mm deep. It also shows 3 200mm (8") and one 250mm (10") model.

The 10" is:
Depth 97mm
Weight 2.5kgs
Flux density 14k gauss
Power handling 50w rms
Resonant F 23hz
max power 70w
Nominal FR 25-3500Hz

Kal
What year is the catalog? The Transcendental cataolg MBarney posted on Google I lost many years ago has some different dimensions . You can find it by doing a general search of Dalesford woofers. The 10" vesrions I have are magnet diameter 135mm, voice coil diameter 55mm and it is cloth covered not plastic, and depth around 115+mm. It has been years since I built the enclosures and lost written records of all the specs Fried told me. I know Fried used the D300 motor on his 10" 81 versions before the company closed. There were copies made by Mission Electronics under the Dalesford, Cambridge name. I have corresponded with many U.K. companies over the years that don't know the full story behind the company. Being a history buff it would be nice to know the full story. I was told the Bl is 12 and Vas around 170L it explains why they perform well in t-lines. I think Erfeller has the Fried versions. I was told Fried had a 5" version made in last B2 models with larger motor that were superior to the Kef B110.