Seeing a reference to "Fujitsu/Eclipse" (unfamiliar to me) above reminded me of another big Japanese conglomerate!
The Mitsubishi Diatone drivers (various, uhhh,
variants of the AlNiCo P-610) have been well regarded in
many some circles.
I like 'em, but they stopped making them before I ponied up for a pair, so there aren't ever likely to be any here.
I've also been considering the
foolhardiness of mentioning the Silbatone/Bae cabinet designed for the venerable Western Electric (later Altec) 755 fine family of extended range drivers*. Considering that we cannot spell
foolhardy without
Hardy

, I'm goin' for it.
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Last year, I commissioned my son (the mathematician who took up woodworking during the COVID era) to make me a pair of these enclosures for me to put a pair of Fukuin-era Pioneer dual-compliance ("Biflex", in Altec lexicon) extended-range drivers. They
ain't 755s, but they
ain't bad, either.
The Pioneer PIM-8L (PIM-20L in the metric world

), also sold under many other brand names around the world, including as the SK-98 by Lafayette Radio Electronics (LRE) in New York.
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The blue driver is an SK-98.
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* The 8-inch 755 drivers were
very inexpensive when new, meant for things like background music and intercom/announcement systems in offices. They were, famously, used as
tweeters by Villchur in the original Acoustic Research design, the AR-1. They're
not inexpensive now.
source:
https://community.classicspeakerpag...-the-deal-acoustic-research-ar-1-waltec-755a/