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Thanks Dave / Doc...I'll wait for the stampede :) I wonder what is going on with the odd serial number. They haven't been gigged in probably twenty years but I must admit I have no reliable way of testing these because I don't have an amp to match them properly so I haven't had great results from th...

ok folks (and Fane fans!), more pics here...both cones, look like 12" to me. Annoyingly, the cone numbers are being chopped off on my over large pics...for the record the number on both cones is '016 001' http://i51.tinypic.com/1ryc1s.jpg http://i56.tinypic.com/29vld76.jpg http://i56.tinypic.co...

ahh...hopefully someone will still want them once I put the clearer pics up though Doc

will do thanks Dave...I intend to open them up again tomorrow (later today even!), and photograph them with my good camera :D The speaker grills are held on by cable cleats, all looks very Heath Robinson, I'm sure more substantial covers have been glued to these cabs in the past, but all that remain...

Hi Dave / Louis thanks for the warm welcome :D Just to show off my noob credentials - I measured across the front of the speaker grill diameter, where I can see the cone, which looks to be 12"...I don't think a 15" speaker would actually fit in these cabinets, they're too slim. I will take...

Well Louis, I'm already wondering if I should be trying to get rid of such fine speakers, judging by the enthusiasm for them on here

I just wonder if all early 70's Fanes are sought after as my model numbers seem to be incomplete...i.e. cres 123... rather than a 6 figure number.

Hi all, I've registered specifically to ask advice on the best outlet to offload a pair of what look to be 12" FANE loudspeakers...they are currently in very old scuffed cabinets. Labels inside them indicate they are 100W 16ohm Fane Crescendo - Model No. Cres 123|15BL, Date 46/73. Cones even lo...