I had a beautiful sounding Grundig Space Fidelity PA3 system (see the photograph of this 1990's contemporary system - space age looking and fantastic sound!) Unique side-lobing mid - tweeters and the bass produced within a sealed coffin inside the unit, these two woofers facing each other and rear ported.
However, sadly the CD loader failed so I have decided to "part out" the useful components of the system
In this advertisement I am offering the two woofers which are buried deep within the PA3 main unit.
Grundig Loudspeaker(s)
Made in Germany
2x Woofers - 6 inch cones
Circa 1990's
Part number: 19164-026.55
80W+ RMS Power rating EACH
I am making a conservative estimate on the power rating here - the amplifier driving these woofers can produce 160W RMS however I believe this is the TOTAL across both channels, so each woofer can be driven to around 80W RMS maximum.
I have included a photo of the amplifier specifications - note that it indicates the TOTAL power output, not each channel.
4 Ohm nominal impedance
2x spade terminals each speaker
Both are in excellent condition, fully working with no "funnies" immediately prior to dismantling the PA3.
Weight: 1Kg each
4x mounting holes, 175mm apart diagonally or 123mm hole to hole
All rubber surround designed to fit into a 161mm diameter hole exactly
Pressed metal basket - painted black
Large 82mm rear magnet
Specifications for the PA3 state that frequency response goes down to 20Hz, and these woofers certainly had no problems down around 20Hz when in use.
I cannot source specific characteristics for this woofer alone but I do know that the bass response of these speakers is exceptional (coupled with the very unusual PA3 enclosure design) - these were great systems produced by Grundig although pretty dated these days and the PA3 was VERY heavy to move around (50Kg!)
Since removal from the PA3, these speakers are now stored sitting face down on a very stiff cardboard and within sealed plastic to protect them.
