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Question for Monte--White's 6B coils
- Thread starter Sven
- Start date
Sven
perhaps this will help.
Acording to Whites, the proper coil for a 5000/D was a "B4" & a "B5" stamped coil. No others were correct. Now there is mention of them using the "B6" coil on the "series 2". It's before my time, so perhaps series 2 referrs to your 5000/D series 2 ??
"B6" stamped coils were used on the, "series 2" thru "series 3", "pro units", and the "Classics" ending up on the last use of them on the Classic I SL, & the Classic II SL. 6B coils came in, 4", 8", 10", and 15".
They were "F" coils made in a "BM256" (10"). This loop is interchangeable with "6B".
Mr. Bill
perhaps this will help.
Acording to Whites, the proper coil for a 5000/D was a "B4" & a "B5" stamped coil. No others were correct. Now there is mention of them using the "B6" coil on the "series 2". It's before my time, so perhaps series 2 referrs to your 5000/D series 2 ??
"B6" stamped coils were used on the, "series 2" thru "series 3", "pro units", and the "Classics" ending up on the last use of them on the Classic I SL, & the Classic II SL. 6B coils came in, 4", 8", 10", and 15".
They were "F" coils made in a "BM256" (10"). This loop is interchangeable with "6B".
Mr. Bill