Bozak 31
Nothing is documented about the Bozak Model 31. It does not appear in any of the period equipment directories, magazine reviews, or advertising material captured in the archive. The B-201 coaxial does, with an impedance of 8 ohms and a frequency response of 40-13,000 Hz (Audio, May 1967, p.31).
The rest of the Bozak catalog shows up fine in surviving literature. The B-201 coaxial is listed at 8 ohms, 12 watts, 40-13,000 Hz (Audio, May 1967, p.31). The B-209A midrange driver was introduced as an improvement to all three-way Bozak systems (High Fidelity, November 1960, p.32). The B-301 (Tempo 1) bookshelf system appears in Audio, May 1972, p.33, and the flagship B-310B Concert Grand in Audio, May 1970, p.31. The Model 31 does not.
What little can be said is this. The numbering suggests it may have been a component or system released alongside these models, such as the B-301 (Tempo 1) bookshelf system, which was developed to deliver lifelike sound in a well-engineered construction (Audio, May 1972, p.33). Without a catalog listing, a service manual, or even a single advertisement, that is speculation.
The archive wants any information on it - a brochure, a price list, a photograph, an owner's recollection.
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