Bozak B-310
Little is documented about the Bozak B-310. The only direct period mention the archive has found is a reader letter in High Fidelity (May 1954, p.18). The surviving text is too fragmentary to recover anything - no specification, no price, no description.
Don't confuse the B-310 with the better-documented B-310A and B-310B. High Fidelity (September 1962, p.70) reviewed the B-310A as Bozak's largest and most complex speaker system. It was three-way, with four 12-inch woofers, two 8-inch midranges, and eight cone tweeters made from a new metalized plastic. The infinite-baffle enclosure was massive, measuring 53 by 36 by 19 inches, and the price was $770. By May 1970, a Bozak advertisement in Audio (May 1970, p.31) listed the Concert Grand (B-310B) at the top of the line.
The sources available don't record whether the plain B-310 was an earlier version of those systems, a limited variant, or a distinct model. The archive would like a catalog page, advertisement, service manual, or photograph that could establish the B-310 on its own terms.
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