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    Hi I'm Jason,

    Amateur musician, into music 1964-1974

    Please can anyone tell me more about these Rogers BBC Studio Monitors with Chartwell Swisstone 8 Ohm drivers, are they correct?

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    I suspect that the bass units may not be original, but the best that Rogers / Chartwell could provide. However, I expect that the speakers will sound very good.

    I have a similar pair, but replacement bass units are Dalesford, this effectively makes them pretty well identical to early Rogers Export Monitors.

    The Rogers Studio Monitor, LS3/6, Spendor BC1, and Rogers Export models are all related.

    https://www.markhennessy.co.uk/rogers/others.htm
    Last edited by spendorman; 31-08-2020 at 07:15. Reason: typo
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    Thanks for the info

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    Its possible the drivers may have been swapped for the later swisstone branded units fitted to the Studio 1. They look pretty similar from the front but have a chunkier 4 arm alloy basket instead of the pressed steel dalesford unit.

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    Please ignore my last post, I didn't see the thumbnail pics on.my phone. Oops

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    Hi Jason. Welcome to AOS.

    I think your Rogers question might be best repeated in our Past Masters section, then it will probably receive more attention.

    Join in the chat, I'm sure you'll find plenty to interest you.


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    I believe that the original bass units were marked 15 Ohm.
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    Thanks Geoff,
    Not sure how to re-post on past masters, not used to the site navigation yet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JHR View Post
    Thanks Geoff,
    Not sure how to re-post on past masters, not used to the site navigation yet.
    Just start a new thread, You'll see the facility at the top of the Past Masters page. Duplicating what you've written about the Rogers in this thread won't hurt.
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    Hi Jason,

    Welcome to AoS

    Hope you have fun here and can learn something useful. too!

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