What are my Celestions?

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  • 10-11-2004, 04:46 AM
    natlus
    What are my Celestions?
    I just bought a pair of bookshelf Celestions at a garage sale. I'm trying to figure out what
    model they are and any placement recommendations, general info. Also, how does one
    get wax out of a speaker grill? The speaker dimensions are:

    7 inches deep
    7 and 1/4" wide
    12 and 1/8" high
    They are enclosed in a black veneer, black grills with Celestion logo at center bottom.

    The back panels have red and black banana(?) plugs--I'm not sure because I'm new to this lingo--with the following info on the panels:

    8ohms
    10-60W
    86db

    Thanks! :confused:
  • 10-12-2004, 01:33 AM
    MikeyBC
    Cant help with the model....sounds like a pair of celestion 3's from the late 80's but i think they had a number 3 with the logo.

    As for your wax problem try some boiling water to heat the wax then while the water in the grill is still hot dab the grill with a paper towel or absorbant cloth, this might draw out the wax. It worked for me when candle wax dripped on my carpet.
  • 10-14-2004, 07:12 AM
    natlus
    Wax solution
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by MikeyBC
    Cant help with the model....sounds like a pair of celestion 3's from the late 80's but i think they had a number 3 with the logo.

    As for your wax problem try some boiling water to heat the wax then while the water in the grill is still hot dab the grill with a paper towel or absorbant cloth, this might draw out the wax. It worked for me when candle wax dripped on my carpet.

    Thanks for the info--I'm going to try the wax thing as soon as I can, and hopefully I won't be reporting back about a congealed blob of plastic(I suppose I'll test out a small patch of the grill).

    Are these Celestions supposed to be any good? So far they have a nice, tight and detailed sound, obviously not heavy or so clear in the bass. I'm curious about decent bookshelf speakers since we're short on space and I'm not a bass maniac.