I hope you don't mind that I resuscitated this three year old thread.
I have a Frazier Symphonetta that I acquired around 25 years ago but I never bothered to research it online until today.
There is no evidence that it ever had a metal tag and there is no serial number. It only has a paper tag identifying it as a Symphonetta.
It appears to have the same mahogany veneer and does have fiberglass insulation in the ports like the original poster's doghouse speaker. It also has a volume pot as shown in the photos.
Frazier Symphonetta
in 2-Channel Home Audio
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I hope you don't mind that I resuscitated this three year old thread.
I have a Frazier Symphonetta that I acquired around 25 years ago but I never bothered to research it online until today.
There is no evidence that it ever had a metal tag and there is no serial number. It only has a paper tag identifying it as a Symphonetta.
It appears to have the same mahogany veneer and does have fiberglass insulation in the ports like the original poster's doghouse speaker. It also has a volume pot as shown in the photos.