Atwater Kent model 42 Question on Speaker

[Reece]

If it's Salt Lake City, bet it's a Utah brand speaker.

[Winky Dink]

It never occurred to me that "UTAH" was a brand name--I though the big, bold letters reflected state pride. Perhaps I should have shown this picture (left) with my original question. I found the same sticker on a photo (right) of a horn speaker driver.



I noticed that later "Utah" speakers were manufactured in Chicago.

- Winky

[Winky Dink]

I know many of you have been staying up nights, worrying about identification of this speaker. To summarize this thread: Acquired an Atwater Kent 37 paired with an unknown model of Utah speaker. (Previous photos no longer available)



Notice on the underside of the base there are two threaded columns for screw attachment.



I was doing some research for RadioMuseum, and I came across this ad:



So, it's actually a Findlay-Apex-FADA-Utah! speaker. At the time of manufacture Utah speakers were made in Salt Lake City. I think they moved to Chicago in the 1930's.

Finally, after eight years, we can close this thread and everyone can get some sleep!
-Henry

[Electronic M]

Originally Posted by Winky Dink

Finally, after eight years, we can close this thread and everyone can get some sleep!
-Henry

In the case of Buzzsaw I wonder if it is eternal sleep?...The domain name of his site is for sale and he has not visited in 4 years.