Fully functional, taken from an ML-1C. An equivalent replacement is not available, making this the only way to restore the early McIntosh speakers which used them.
Type 1.5" dome
Dome 1-1/2" soft dome (Phenolic impregnated cotton)
Magnet 1.5" x 1", AlNiCo
Part Number 036-016
Patent No 3,328,537
Compatibility ML-1C, ML-2C, ML-2M, ML-4C, and ML-4M
Dimensions 3"W x 4"H x 2"H (including dome)
Weight 2 lbs.
In assembling the driver, a rubber sink type washer and a cup shaped paper gasket are slid down on the magnet before gluing it into the magnet structure. Metal shims are then slid up into place in the gap between the pole piece and the front plate. A fiberglass pad is placed inside the hollow soft dome and the dome/coil assembly is cemented in place. After drying, the shims are removed. The paper gasket and washer are then slid up into place to form a small cavity behind the voice coil. They are then coated with adhesive to give a complete seal. The domes and surrounds are then treated by painting butyl rubber dissolved in toluene to seal the holes or interstices in the cotton. The speaker is then magnetized.
Fully functional, taken from an ML-1C. An equivalent replacement is not available, making this the only way to restore the early McIntosh speakers which used them.
Serial No.
8328537
Factory Specs
Type 1.5" dome
Dome 1-1/2" soft dome (Phenolic impregnated cotton)
Magnet 1.5" x 1", AlNiCo
Part Number 036-016
Patent No 3,328,537
Compatibility ML-1C, ML-2C, ML-2M, ML-4C, and ML-4M
Dimensions 3"W x 4"H x 2"H (including dome)
Weight 2 lbs.
The History of McIntosh
Founded in 1949, McIntosh is known for offering distinguished home audio systems that deliver the ultimate experience in music and film. Offering products for two-channel stereo sound systems and multi-channel home theaters with surround sound, McIntosh continues to define the ultimate home audio entertainment...
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Liner Notes
In assembling the driver, a rubber sink type washer and a cup shaped paper gasket are slid down on the magnet before gluing it into the magnet structure. Metal shims are then slid up into place in the gap between the pole piece and the front plate. A fiberglass pad is placed inside the hollow soft dome and the dome/coil assembly is cemented in place. After drying, the shims are removed. The paper gasket and washer are then slid up into place to form a small cavity behind the voice coil. They are then coated with adhesive to give a complete seal. The domes and surrounds are then treated by painting butyl rubber dissolved in toluene to seal the holes or interstices in the cotton. The speaker is then magnetized.
Stock No.
8303484502237
