Sda srs 1.2 1.2tl

restanim

I am considering on buying these speakers. I am not near them, nor do I have a picture of back panel. What model do you think they are?

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Mike

nooshinjohn

TL's no doubt... where did you find them?

restanim

I asked if they were 1.2TL's and the owner claims they are 1.2's. No mention of TL. So I look closer and I see that the tweeters may be RDO's.

What do you think?

MIke

bdaley6509

Nope...SL3000's by the pics.

ben62670

Black SL3000's That is new to me. They may just look black in the pics? They look like RDO's. If the seller can pull one of the tweeters you will know for sure. Also a model number would be nice.

leroyjr1

Definately SL3000's

ben62670

That's cool. Then they are 1.2TL's.

F1nut

They could be 1.2TL's with a 1.2 label, but they could be 1.2's that either had the TL upgrade done or simply had the SL2000's replaced with SL3000's. A look at the crossover will tell you more.

Hamatym

Restanim,
Just curious what kind of a price range you are getting them for. I am going back and forth on whether or not I want to try and sell my 1.2TL's....just curious, no worries if you don't feel comfortable posting that info.

vijayl

Lasareath wrote: »

Maybe you should post it, it looks like this could be your destiny as both of you have exactly 54 posts each!

:cool: comment

restanim

I got a picture of the rear panels. They both read SRS 1.2 6XXX. The binding posts are of the bi-amp style with a jumper wire between them. The inter connect is pin/blade. The asking price is $1250.

Mike

F1nut

restanim wrote: »

I got a picture of the rear panels. They both read SRS 1.2 6XXX. The binding posts are of the bi-amp style with a jumper wire between them. The inter connect is pin/blade. The asking price is $1250.

Mike

Everything I stated in my post above still applies.

restanim

I just got a message from the seller and he states that he does not have the interconnect cable

What should I do?

I do have a cable from my 1C's.

ben62670

I make real nice custom SDA IC's cheap. Your 1C IC will work if it is pin blade.
Not a problem.
Ben

restanim

My distance to them is about 375 miles. WOW! 6 hour drive one way. Will they fit in a Dodge Grand Caravan with the seats folded down (Stow-N-Go)? I hope so.

Should I talk down the price because the interconnect cable is missing? If so, how much?

Mike

leroyjr1

restanim wrote: »

My distance to them is about 375 miles. WOW! 6 hour drive one way. Will they fit in a Dodge Grand Caravan with the seats folded down (Stow-N-Go)? I hope so.

Should I talk down the price because the interconnect cable is missing? If so, how much?

Mike

$1250 is a steal with or with out the cable. Worse case use bare wire to get you by. Not a big deal.

vmaxer

restanim wrote: »

My distance to them is about 375 miles. WOW! 6 hour drive one way. Will they fit in a Dodge Grand Caravan with the seats folded down (Stow-N-Go)? I hope so.

Should I talk down the price because the interconnect cable is missing? If so, how much?

Mike

Yes they will fit your van, most people here say to haul them on their back...

Big Dawg

vmaxer wrote: »

Yes they will fit your van, most people here say to haul them on their back...

Actually, I believe that most people recommend that they be transported on their front if the drivers aren't removed, to protect the magnets. Someone else please verify.

Hamatym

Hauling on their faces makes sense, but I found it extremely hard to slide them like that because they weigh so much. I always feared the cloth ripping as you slide them into your vehicle (even with a ton of blankets and protection). I hauled theses same speakers a couple times on their backs in a nice enclosed Expedition and NEVER had any issues. Again, my ride is pretty smooth so it really worked well. It always depends how flat they are in your vehicle. Those are my thoughts of the day

bluecomet

When I bought my SDA SRS and SDA SRS 1.2's I used a Susuki XL7. One speaker was on it's back and the other sideways. It was the only way they would fit. I had no problems in either case. I would brake down some boxes and lay them down under the speakers. It makes it much easier to slide them in and out. I then used a funiture dolly by myself. They are big and heavy but if you take your time you can do it by yourself if you don't have any steps. If steps are involved you will need another person to help you lift them and steer them if you have a hand truck. That's a good price for those speakers if you don't mind the 6 hour ride one way. Good luck.

nooshinjohn

Big Dawg wrote: »

Actually, I believe that most people recommend that they be transported on their front if the drivers aren't removed, to protect the magnets. Someone else please verify.

This is certainly the wrong way to go as this damages the domes on the tweeters.:eek:

F1nut

No one here, let me repeat, no one here has ever recommended that SDA's be transported on their face. In fact, it defies all logic.

Toolfan66

F1nut wrote: »

No one here, let me repeat, no one here has ever recommended that SDA's be transported on their face. In fact, it defies all logic.

Agreed!!!! I hauled mine on their back with moving blankets, and pulled the PR's out.

leroyjr1

I've transported over 12 pairs of SDA's in my car/truck with them on there back without any issues.

leroyjr1

TOOLFORLIFEFAN wrote: »

Agreed!!!! I hauled mine on their back with moving blankets, and pulled the PR's out.

Why did you pull the passive out? To see if the magnet fell off?:p

polksda

leroyjr1 wrote: »

Why did you pull the passive out? To see if the magnet fell off?:p

Ok, now that one made me laugh out loud. Well played, sir!

restanim

Well fella's,
I got them home today and they look fantastick!
The label in the back reads SRS 1.2 L/R 61XX
They have the SL3000 tweeters which indicate they should be TL's.
I just need to check the crossovers to see actally what they are.
I don't know how to tell what crossovers I have. Help?
I have not hooked them up yet, cleaning is first.

Mke

NJPOLKER

Take pictures of the crossovers and post them. The fellows around here will be a big help. Congratulations on a great pair of speakers.

F1nut

The crossovers will have an ID sticker on them indicating the model.

vmaxer

Good luck with them, I love mine. Keep us posted.

restanim

The ID sticker reads:

SRS 1.2
BE2000-C
2/8/89 4

Mike