Scott S-14 (c. 1968)
The Scott S-14 was a compact bookshelf speaker system from H.H. Scott. Period advertising listed it at $49.95. HiFI-Stereo (May 1968, p.2) carried the full specification line-up and described the S-14 as Scott's bookshelf system "specially designed to provide superb sound in a limited space." It was a two-way, air-suspension design with a 6-inch woofer and a 3-inch tweeter, in a hand-rubbed oiled walnut cabinet. A tweeter level control was included. The same ad spread placed it alongside the larger S-10 and S-15 models in Scott's 1968 speaker line.
- Type: two-way bookshelf speaker, air-suspension enclosure
- Drivers: 6" woofer, 3" tweeter
- Frequency range: 50–20,000 Hz
- Impedance: 8 ohms
- Power handling: 28 watts; min. 7 watts amplifier power
- Controls: tweeter level
- Cabinet: contemporary hand-rubbed oiled walnut
- Connectors: binding post and phono jack
- Dimensions: 16" × 10" × 6½"
- Price: $49.95 (1968)
The S-14 also showed up in Scott's compact-system advertising. High Fidelity (December 1968, p.141) listed "S-14 air-suspension speakers" as the paired speakers for the Scott 2504 FM/AM stereo/phono compact music system, alongside that system's FET front end and integrated-circuit IF/preamp. Beyond these period listings, no independent test report or service documentation has surfaced. The S-14's surviving record is essentially advertising, though a fairly complete set of it.
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