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It is Serial Number 1(the first run of the new Model F to the D130 Full Range line) 0019 so 10019, in a speaker that changed the world, in 1956, when MR FENDER himself said to JBL, the company, love the full Range D130 I been growing up with, but I have a new style of amp to go with these I am building with for my new sound would sound great with if you can tweak the old D130? Everyone would want one, Jimmy Hendrix, Eric Clapton to name a few, and this same speaker in the version it is in for it changed from the cloth to the rubber in 70, but this speaker since it rolled out in 1956 in 69 was there, perhaps this one, but JBL suppled these for locals and Altec Lansing supplied the upper half at THE Woodstock Concert, yeah, this was those, in 15's with a MASSIVE 4 inch coil.
The hand writing 156 (1st run 1956) with a fancy N next to it
(and again I have the 19th one off the line, not 14567, making it the 4,567th one, but 10019 with INITIALS from all who was working on it), the ONLY one in the world, yeah, its a D130F, but it is like finding a Babe Ruth name on a new Nickle Spaulding any kid could go buy at the time, in mint condition and ink that looks still wet on it. HELLO?!?!
I have the ONLY one in the world like this with the lowest number stamped on this "kind" of speaker that came out in 56, making it soooo rare in the Guitar world, with initials of people who have been lost to fire and time, that is like digging up a complete dino, only one of its kind complete with hairs and sperm/eggs, or a new Spalding baseball, which you could buy for a Nickle, but it has all the people who made that ball, or has Babe Ruth on that ball, for all these speakers, and serial numbers were lost to time with the fire in the 60's, and I have proof it is 100% legit, the granddaddy that started it really all for then it went nuts with the electric guitar at that point, for its not when it was invented (the guitar), but the sound it and Fender invented that made this speaker huge, its the fact its almost as close to the oldest one known with serial number 10019, but I have Initials by the people who worked on the group, and all my fancy initials and writing was done OH and stamp 21057, but mine also has 013 under that, and is in a location under the whole cage, sideways, unlike any other is placed in a place you could not sign, especially THAT FANCY, in between the cage of the speaker, and would of had to before the speaker was assembled, for there is no way you could without destroying the speaker to do so, so #19 off the Line, In new condition, for thats not rust, its glue that got everywhere making a (prototype?), has initials everywhere, but it places thought out, and SO FANCY no one could replicate them, unless they destroyed the speaker.
So cannot make them that way ever so, on there since day one, stuck the normal 21057 stamp, in white like all the rest on the cone, out in the open so as to stamp quick and push down the line, when where mine is located super tough to see, let alone thinking you would ever get a stamp up in the for one perfect, but mine has the 210057 number, but a 3 digit number to maybe be the importance to the initials and the 13th of whet in there, for you cannot just go on up there in the stamp and add extra numbers, and lets not forget that emblem up above that, and the significance of it, in conjunction that makes this NO A REGULAR ALL DAY LONG D130F off ebay this is huge.
I found a speaker, and had to write nerd to get this across as if you are a huge fan of the old 56ish fenders, that had this speaker in it, well then I got the first run of the superman comics, and has initials of everyone out, for it was just not number one of it, but it was number one, of number one, and everyone put a mark on it who worked on it kind of deal here!
Could even be a prototype for the MAN himself, HIMSELF, in a "interview" did mention he was in charge of the degin for Mr Fender and what he wanted, slapped a F on it and called it a day meaning Fender, or what later to become, anything with a F on it meant the musical applications, but he was also asked about a prototype and to me kind of went around the question, with specs n crap, and not say yes or now to the new one they was making, and could this be that one, for that's no RUST you are seeing, the paint is perfect and I do not even see a pin head of paste on it anywhere, and it looked like someone at the factory went nuts, and while High on the glue that was supposed to be use, or lack of due to costs beings its a new speaker, and fell off easy when I was taking pictures, be sloppy with the glue, and the got passed around for all to initial off on the new project. Didn't care about the glue and stuff, but, enough care for creativity on each of the letters on it, and in places you would have to destroy it, to put them there, meaning, they were on there, and then cone installed in those places.....LINK
HOLY SH.....
Drops the Mike
The hand writing 156 (1st run 1956) with a fancy N next to it
(and again I have the 19th one off the line, not 14567, making it the 4,567th one, but 10019 with INITIALS from all who was working on it), the ONLY one in the world, yeah, its a D130F, but it is like finding a Babe Ruth name on a new Nickle Spaulding any kid could go buy at the time, in mint condition and ink that looks still wet on it. HELLO?!?!I have the ONLY one in the world like this with the lowest number stamped on this "kind" of speaker that came out in 56, making it soooo rare in the Guitar world, with initials of people who have been lost to fire and time, that is like digging up a complete dino, only one of its kind complete with hairs and sperm/eggs, or a new Spalding baseball, which you could buy for a Nickle, but it has all the people who made that ball, or has Babe Ruth on that ball, for all these speakers, and serial numbers were lost to time with the fire in the 60's, and I have proof it is 100% legit, the granddaddy that started it really all for then it went nuts with the electric guitar at that point, for its not when it was invented (the guitar), but the sound it and Fender invented that made this speaker huge, its the fact its almost as close to the oldest one known with serial number 10019, but I have Initials by the people who worked on the group, and all my fancy initials and writing was done OH and stamp 21057, but mine also has 013 under that, and is in a location under the whole cage, sideways, unlike any other is placed in a place you could not sign, especially THAT FANCY, in between the cage of the speaker, and would of had to before the speaker was assembled, for there is no way you could without destroying the speaker to do so, so #19 off the Line, In new condition, for thats not rust, its glue that got everywhere making a (prototype?), has initials everywhere, but it places thought out, and SO FANCY no one could replicate them, unless they destroyed the speaker.
So cannot make them that way ever so, on there since day one, stuck the normal 21057 stamp, in white like all the rest on the cone, out in the open so as to stamp quick and push down the line, when where mine is located super tough to see, let alone thinking you would ever get a stamp up in the for one perfect, but mine has the 210057 number, but a 3 digit number to maybe be the importance to the initials and the 13th of whet in there, for you cannot just go on up there in the stamp and add extra numbers, and lets not forget that emblem up above that, and the significance of it, in conjunction that makes this NO A REGULAR ALL DAY LONG D130F off ebay this is huge.
I found a speaker, and had to write nerd to get this across as if you are a huge fan of the old 56ish fenders, that had this speaker in it, well then I got the first run of the superman comics, and has initials of everyone out, for it was just not number one of it, but it was number one, of number one, and everyone put a mark on it who worked on it kind of deal here!
Could even be a prototype for the MAN himself, HIMSELF, in a "interview" did mention he was in charge of the degin for Mr Fender and what he wanted, slapped a F on it and called it a day meaning Fender, or what later to become, anything with a F on it meant the musical applications, but he was also asked about a prototype and to me kind of went around the question, with specs n crap, and not say yes or now to the new one they was making, and could this be that one, for that's no RUST you are seeing, the paint is perfect and I do not even see a pin head of paste on it anywhere, and it looked like someone at the factory went nuts, and while High on the glue that was supposed to be use, or lack of due to costs beings its a new speaker, and fell off easy when I was taking pictures, be sloppy with the glue, and the got passed around for all to initial off on the new project. Didn't care about the glue and stuff, but, enough care for creativity on each of the letters on it, and in places you would have to destroy it, to put them there, meaning, they were on there, and then cone installed in those places.....LINK
HOLY SH.....
Drops the Mike
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