These permanent magnet speakers were removed from a 1969 Conn Rhapsody church organ. Cletron made speakers for the Conn Organ Company, as well as guitar amplifier companies and speakers for the high-fi market in the 50-60's. These are exceptionally well-built to handle the rich continuous output of electronic organs. These make excellent guitar amplifier speakers with thick tone and they handle distortion break-up nicely.
They were working and sounding great before the organ was dismantled for removal from the church. Driven by a 30 watt tube amplifier, they are tested for continuity and have no rips in the cones. The item "Alnico Cletron 12 Speakers PM speaker guitar amp 8 ohm Conn tube amplifier" is in sale since Tuesday, May 7, 2019. This item is in the category "Consumer Electronics\Vintage Electronics\Vintage Audio & Video\Vintage Speakers". The seller is "urbanprospecter" and is located in Dallas, Texas.
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