Hi,
I found a pair of 30 years old, oval shaped Clarion SE-9450 4(!)-way speakers, 150W max. input from my first days with a car. I want to add them to my dad's old car on a soundboard (car is a liftback). Sadly, the foam disintegrates from just looking at it.
Problem: It seems, the web has never heard about these speakers. So I doubt I will find a refoam-kit.
Is there any way to create custom-foam for this?
All technical info I have is from the packaging box, no manual or the like, so I do not have exact measurements of the actual speaker itself. Since the web does not seem to know this speaker, I will add as much info I could gather, for others to find:
Features:
I'll also add some photos. Also, two shots of the first fracture:
Thanks!
P.S. No, I wasn't that rich as a late teen, I payed 100 DM less for them at a sale! It's funny, though, that, counting today's inflation, at the regular price, they would cost EUR 351 now.
I found a pair of 30 years old, oval shaped Clarion SE-9450 4(!)-way speakers, 150W max. input from my first days with a car. I want to add them to my dad's old car on a soundboard (car is a liftback). Sadly, the foam disintegrates from just looking at it.
Problem: It seems, the web has never heard about these speakers. So I doubt I will find a refoam-kit.
Is there any way to create custom-foam for this?
All technical info I have is from the packaging box, no manual or the like, so I do not have exact measurements of the actual speaker itself. Since the web does not seem to know this speaker, I will add as much info I could gather, for others to find:
Features:
- MULTI-AXIAL 4-WAY SLANT ANGLE-TYPE
- Rear Parcel Shelf Speaker for Car Stereo
- Slant-angle Mounted Mid-range, Tweeter and Super Tweeter Designed to Precisely Match Car Accoustics
- High Compliance Non-pressed Woofer Cone
- Clean and Clean Dynamic-type Balanced and Super Tweeter Cones
- Heat Resistant Voice Coil and Polyimide Woofer Bobbin
- Black Molded, Heat Resistant Enclousure with Perforated Metal Bolt-on Grille
Manufacturer | Clarion |
Model | SE-9450 |
Year | approx. 1991 |
Reproduction System | Multi-axial 4-Way |
Size | 150mm x 230mm (6 x 9in. Dia) |
Size with frame | Top: 241mm (9.5in.) x 167mm (6 5/8in.) Side: 48mm (visible) + 73,5mm (under surface) (1 7/8in. + 2 7/8in.) Bottom: 222mm (8 3/4in.) |
Nominal Impedance | 4ohm |
Maximum Music Power | 150W |
Nominal Power | 60W |
Magnet Material | Ferrite (Wo): 506g (17,8oz) Strontium (Mi): 74,5g (2.6oz) Alnico (Tw): 10,2g (0.28oz) Ferrite (St): 6,7g (0.28oz) |
Weight (one speaker) | 1940g (68.4oz) |
I'll also add some photos. Also, two shots of the first fracture:
Thanks!
P.S. No, I wasn't that rich as a late teen, I payed 100 DM less for them at a sale! It's funny, though, that, counting today's inflation, at the regular price, they would cost EUR 351 now.