Mission 77c Replacement Speaker Cone.In very good working condition.Comes with its shroud and fastening cap screws.Please see all pictures to make your own assessment and check for compatibility.Dispatch 2-3 working days.

Offered for your consideration is one (1) MISSION multiple-driver, two-way crossover network from their model 77C center channel speaker, made in England c.1999. The 77C used two 5” mid/bass woofers (8?-rated) crossing over to a three-driver tweeter array (6-8?) at 3kHz. So, please see the large photos and read the remaining description to decide if this capable MISSION dividing network is correct for your needs. This MISSION crossover network is in clean, excellent condition. There are no scratches or cracks on the base plate. Plus, it features sturdy binding post gold-plated +/- terminals that still have their banana plug caps and are conveniently angled for simple connections. Also, one of the woofer wires female disconnect clips came off so I replaced it. And, I’ve neatly separated those driver wires with ties for the new owner’s convenience. This MISSION crossover was removed from a great-sounding center speaker several months ago. The 77C is rated from 75Hz-20kHz at 100 watts input power, so it’s a solid platform. And, if considering this crossover for a center-channel speaker building project, the mount plate measures 3?” wide x 3 1/16” tall, it extends around 2½” into the cabinet, the mounting holes are spaced 3 3/16” long way / 2½” short way, and it would require a 3” x 2¼” cabinet cutout. Lastly, the photo below shows the original wiring configuration for the tweeter array and is presented only for reference. I do not have the pictured tweeter. It has been sold. So, as pictured and described, this MISSION 77C center channel crossover network is offered at a reasonable price. Terms of Sale: I encourage interested parties to ask any questions they may have about this listing before committing to purchase. Payment is due at checkout by PayPal or other accepted methods. U.S. mailing addresses will pay $8.95 for very carefully packed shipping via U.S. Postal Service with tracking and delivery confirmation. International purchases accepted only from those who are able to pay with PayPal including shipping by U.S. Postal Service First Class Parcel Air Mail. Thanks for looking! *the cabinet sticker photo is presented only for donor model reference

You are buying a Mission 77c Two-Way Center Channel Speaker, Working, Made in England TESTED About cosmetic condition it shows some scratches and normal wear PEALING COVER AS PICTURED Pictures are part of the description so please see them carefully and make your own conclusion about the item’s WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET Thanks for looking selling as the pictures shown. ABOUT SHIPPING Shipping Within US 48 Continental States Only (No shipping to Puerto Rico, Alaska, Hawaii) will be shipped by Fedex UPS Or USPS Ground according your location with free tracking number and It will be shipped thru the address provided by eBay so please make sure it's right during checkout! Feel free to any questions. NOT SHIPPING TO P.O BOX ADDRESSES For International buyer we will use eBay Global shipping option no exceptions. ABOUT RETURN Please contact seller if you have any inconvenience with your item, before open an eBay case or leave a negative feedback (There are many ways to solve any issue) Is very important for Us make our costumers happy’s. Buy with confidence. ?????TOP SELLER ????? • See other items in our eBay page!!! https://www.ebay.com/str/jarvingracestore

For sale quality audiophile Mission 77c Center Channel Speaker made in England in very good and clean condition and in full working order. Superb performing speaker delivering crystal clear, detailed sound with great Bass response plus solid gold plated binding posts for Banana plugs or standard raw cable connections. Both woofers and all 3x tweeters are original and in full working order and in excellent condition. Couple of tiny scratches/scuffs on the case - please see pictures for more details. The speaker will be well packed for safe transport. UK postage only. Any questions please ask. Specification;Enclosure Type:Sealed box 2-Way SystemRecommended Amplifier:25 - 100 WattsFrequency Response:75Hz - 20kHzCrossover Frequency:3kHzSensitivity:85dBNominal Impedance:8 OhmsInternal Volume:7 LitresDrivers:3 x 25mm V/L domes in phased array 2 x 130mm Hi-definition with Gold cones Dimensions:422 x 172 x 210mm (Width x Height x Depth)Weight: Made in England6.5kg All the pictures in this listing are of this item in its real condition and exactly what you will receive.Buy with confidence, please see my feedback.The parcel will be very well and safe packed with bubble wrap, cardboard boxed and will be posted with the courier as soon as I receive a payment.Please see my other items.Postage price including packing material calculated for UK mainland only (excluding UK islands, Highlands, Northern Ireland and abroad) OR Collect in personThanks for looking.

Offered for your consideration is one (1) MISSION multiple-driver, two-way crossover network from their model 77C center channel speaker, made in England c.1999. The 77C used two 5” mid/bass woofers (8?-rated) crossing over to a three-driver tweeter array (6-8?) at 3kHz. So, please see the large photos and read the remaining description to decide if this capable MISSION dividing network is correct for your needs. This MISSION crossover network is in clean, excellent condition. There are no scratches or cracks on the base plate. Plus, it features sturdy binding post gold-plated +/- terminals that still have their banana plug caps and are conveniently angled for simple connections. Also, one of the woofer wires female disconnect clips came off so I replaced it. And, I’ve neatly separated those driver wires with ties for the new owner’s convenience. This MISSION crossover was removed from a great-sounding center speaker several months ago. The 77C is rated from 75Hz-20kHz at 100 watts input power, so it’s a solid platform. And, if considering this crossover for a center-channel speaker building project, the mount plate measures 3?” wide x 3 1/16” tall, it extends around 2½” into the cabinet, the mounting holes are spaced 3 3/16” long way / 2½” short way, and it would require a 3” x 2¼” cabinet cutout. Lastly, the photo below shows the original wiring configuration for the tweeter array and is presented only for reference. I do not have the pictured tweeter. It has been sold. So, as pictured and described, this MISSION 77C center channel crossover network is offered at a reasonable price. Terms of Sale: I encourage interested parties to ask any questions they may have about this listing before committing to purchase. Payment is due at checkout by PayPal or other accepted methods. U.S. mailing addresses will pay $8.95 for very carefully packed shipping via U.S. Postal Service with tracking and delivery confirmation. International purchases accepted only from those who are able to pay with PayPal including shipping by U.S. Postal Service First Class Parcel Air Mail. Thanks for looking! *the cabinet sticker photo is presented only for donor model reference

For sale is this great Mission 77C Centre Speaker. I would class this speaker as being in a good/very good, used condition with a few marks, scuffs and signs of wear and use. Ive included loads of pictures, from all angles, so please check out all the pictures as these make up a large part of the description and show the condition well.Really is a fantastic sounding centre speaker, as you would expect from Mission, back in their heyday, when the speakers were still Made in England, and it is in full working order. Have a Google for full details and spec.It comes as pictured, nothing else is included. Will be expertly packaged for delivery and will be sent fully insured too. Happy to ship abroad, this will be done via the Global Shipping Programme and they supply the cost of this.Payment via Ebay or cash on collection from Norwich (I am in Lingwood) or with prior arrangement I can possibly deliver in and around Norwich/Yarmouth!Any questions, just ask. Thanks

Audiophile MISSION 77C Centre Speaker - Made in England, Audax Bass Units.. Real veneers, black colour, incredible sound stage and vocal transparency using 3 tweeters and two 4 inch bass units. Will be will packed for posting.

Mission M53 floor standing speakers Mission 77c centre speaker Sadly I have to let go of these beautiful speakers which I have had since new. Purchased from superfi in Camden town London. Perfect working condition. Any one who knows about these speakers will know how good they sound. Please note strictly collection only and please note they weight approx 19kg each so need a suitable vehicle to transport. If ever a loudspeaker could be described as inscrutable, here it is. The 89dB sensitivity is neither low nor high, and the power handling figure, 150 Watts, is about what you would expect of a medium size floor stander with two 15cm bass units. Ditto the frequency response, which at 44Hz for the bass (-3dB) hints at what is confirmed by examination, which is that a large part of the bottom part of the enclosure is sectioned off so that it can be used for mass loading rather than to extend the bass response. At the other end the frequency spectrum, the 20kHz limit shows that the tweeter is not one of the extended bandwidth designs that have become almost ubiquitous this side of the Atlantic in the last couple of years. The 2.4kHz crossover is low enough to offer credibly good dispersion through the upper midband and lower treble, but again without being as radical as some in this respect. Weight is 42 lbs., which is quite heavy for its class, but it would be foolish not to take advantage of the mass loading facility (which can and does add very significantly to the Mission's ability to start and stop quickly). But the m53 is not as anonymous as this description makes it seem, even though Mission's own website classes the m5 series of which it is part as 'conventional'. Take a look for example at the enclosure, which is solid and well built, and finished in real treewood, which is far from usual at this price level, especially for a loudspeaker built in the UK. Most wood veneered loudspeakers at this price levels are made in China or other low wage areas. The baffle is also unusual, and is clearly a high point of the design, consisting of a full height and extremely deep molding - actually two moldings butt joined together near the tweeter - which is applied over a 38mm thick MDF panel to which the two bass units are bolted. The tweeter by contrast is attached directly to the molding, which is partly foam decoupled from the rest of the enclosure. The idea here is to minimize intermodulation. The shape of the baffle molding is also critical to the m53's design. Mission has made it as narrow as possible. It bulges out around the bass units, and the sides are smoothed quickly away until they meet the wood side panels, which are themselves shaped inwards to match. There are no sharp edges at all to a front profile that is almost unrivalled for what is essentially a rectangular box loudspeaker in the way it discourages diffraction. The large expenses of molded plastic may not be to everyone's taste, but for what it's worth, I found it grew on me. The quality of finish is very good, the shape has an unusual simplicity and purity, and as a side benefit, the all fixing screws are completely hidden. The loudspeaker is fitted with a push in cloth over frame front cover which is an object lesson its kind, with the complete assembly only about three millimeters thick, to ensure that the hard won acoustic advantages are not thrown away by an acoustically opaque cover. A large area port is fitted on the back panel, along with a cover for the mass loading cavity in the base, and a pair of good quality biwire loudspeaker terminals. The base is fitted with fixing points for carpet piercing spikes. Over the years, Mission has been promiscuous in the range of bass diaphragms and tweeter dome materials it has used. The company has tended to opt for lightweight synthetic materials, often ones that have a low level but residual acoustic signature which once identified are difficult for the ear/brain to tune out. For the bass units in the m53, Mission has identified another new material, which are described as being based on Aramid fibers. Mission supplies no information on this material, or the 'microfiber' dome tweeter which is mounted in a gently dished area of the baffle between the two bass units, but it is possible to infer something about them from they way they behave. The short version is that they behave extremely well. First, the new bass unit material has no obvious audible character, even the relatively benign character that is often ascribed to paper pulp cones. It certainly has none of the 'quackiness' often associated with polypropylene and similar polymers. It appears to be acoustically transparent, and moreover largely free of the overhang that affects some drivers. The tweeter is also clearly a quality item. It is clean and agile, there are no obvious inband resonances, but there is a slight reduction in output at the very highest frequencies, whether to disguise the first HF resonance or for some other reason is not clear. The basic point however is that the moving parts are clearly well sorted individually, and that they mesh together well when used in combination. The loudspeaker has a basic homogeneity whether auditioned from in front, or from off to one side. Any discontinuity in the crossover region is really not detectable by ear when playing music in any of the genres I was able to throw at it over the test period, which has been an extensive one. The m53 has been in use intermittently, on its own in stereo, and also a part of a complete home cinema system using other m5 series loudspeakers and subwoofer, for many months. It was chosen ahead of other perfectly good alternatives because of its consistency, good audio manners and what is best described as its listenability. An it is this listenability that is the m53's standout feature. There is nothing obvious about it. The drive units don't draw attention to themselves, and the enclosure, which is as important as the so-called active part of any loudspeaker, adds little or no identifiable contributions of its own. As a result the system is extremely transparent and free of standard box like artifacts. It just sings, like every good loudspeaker should, and because it is a transparent transducer, it is the authentic voice of the electronics components in the system that you hear. If they in turn are as transparent as the loudspeakers, you just get to hear the music. It's a simple enough deal. The m53 is not beyond criticism. The upper bass has a slight bloom, a region of mild excess. Indeed the bass is not as deep as some loudspeakers this size, though it goes down far enough to pass as full range, and not in need of reinforcement except under exceptional circumstances - such as when used as part of a fully blown home cinema system where a more extended LF is often required to deal with the special demands of many modern movie soundtracks. The m53 is up to the task of reproducing a full Mahlerian orchestra and generating an image that fills its end of a moderately large room given a amplifier rated at 100 Watts or so. The slightly reticent treble mentioned earlier made the Mission seem less incisive than some. If you are looking for the most obviously detailed loudspeaker in its class, the m53 may not be the ideal choice. But it does help balance the relative deficiency at the other end of the frequency spectrum, and this in turn is perhaps one of the reasons why the loudspeaker sounds so well sorted, and why the dynamic capabilities of the loudspeaker are so well proportioned across the band. Last but not least, imagery is excellent. It is not just that the m53 is capable of focusing individual instruments and voices at arbitrary points between the two loudspeakers when set up properly in the listening room. The image remains in place even when not listening from directly in front. The m53 generates an image of considerable depth, which helps generate an illusion of scale, though you may find it sounds more distant than some. In summary, the m53 is an excellent and affordable low to mid market full range loudspeaker which works extremely well as a stereo loudspeaker, and which can also become the basis of an excellent home theatre system if required.

Mission 77c Centre Speaker - High-Quality Audio for Immersive Home Theater Experience!Welcome to our eBay listing for the Mission 77c Centre Speaker, a powerful and exceptional audio component designed to elevate your home theater setup. Immerse yourself in crystal-clear dialogue and captivating soundscapes with this top-of-the-line speaker that is sure to enhance your audio experience to new heights.Reluctantly selling after a baby joining the family!Key Features:Precise and Clear Dialogue: The Mission 77c Centre Speaker is specifically engineered to deliver precise and clear dialogue reproduction. With its dedicated center channel design, it ensures that every spoken word, whisper, or sound effect is rendered with remarkable accuracy and detail, enhancing your movie-watching or gaming experience.Enhanced Soundstage: This center speaker is meticulously designed to create an expansive soundstage, making it feel like the action is unfolding right in front of you. It effortlessly reproduces a wide range of frequencies, from deep bass to soaring highs, providing a balanced and immersive sound experience.Robust Construction: The Mission 77c is built to last, featuring a sturdy and durable construction. Its high-quality components and meticulous craftsmanship ensure optimal performance and longevity, allowing you to enjoy superior audio quality for years to come.Compatibility: The Mission 77c Centre Speaker seamlessly integrates with various home theater systems, complementing other speakers and delivering a harmonious and cohesive soundstage. It is compatible with most receivers and amplifiers, making it a versatile choice for any audio setup.Condition:This Mission 77c Centre Speaker is in excellent condition, meticulously maintained, and performs flawlessly. It shows minimal signs of wear and has been tested to ensure that all components are in perfect working order. Rest assured, youre investing in a high-quality speaker that will provide you with years of audio enjoyment.Package Includes:Mission 77c Centre SpeakerSpeaker grille Whether youre a passionate audiophile or a movie enthusiast, the Mission 77c Centre Speaker is the perfect addition to your home theater setup. Its exceptional audio performance and precise dialogue reproduction will bring your favorite movies, TV shows, and games to life like never before.Bid with confidence, knowing that youre acquiring a premium-quality speaker from a trusted brand renowned for their commitment to audio excellence. Take your home theater experience to new heights with the Mission 77c Centre Speaker.If you have any questions or require additional information, please feel free to contact us. We are dedicated to providing exceptional customer service and ensuring your complete satisfaction. Happy bidding!

mission 77c centre speaker in black in full working order complete with original speaker cover.happy bidding.

For sale quality audiophile Mission 77c Center Channel Speaker made in England in very good and clean condition and in full working order. Superb performing speaker delivering crystal clear, detailed sound with great Bass response plus solid gold plated binding posts for Banana plugs or standard raw cable connections. Both woofers and all 3x tweeters are original and in full working order and in excellent condition. Couple of tiny scratches/scuffs on the case - please see all 16 pictures available in the gallery for more details. Quality speakers wire included. The speaker will be well packed for safe transport. Postage worldwide available via eBay International Shipping Program. UK postage via Royal Mail service. Any questions please ask. Specification;Enclosure Type:Sealed box 2-Way SystemRecommended Amplifier:25 - 100 WattsFrequency Response:75Hz - 20kHzCrossover Frequency:3kHzSensitivity:85dBNominal Impedance:8 OhmsInternal Volume:7 LitresDrivers:3 x 25mm V/L domes in phased array 2 x 130mm Hi-definition Aerogel cone Dimensions:422 x 172 x 210mm (Width x Height x Depth)Weight: Made in England6.5kg All the pictures in this listing are of this item in its real condition and exactly what you will receive.Buy with confidence, please see my feedback.The parcel will be very well and safe packed with polystyrene, bubble wraps, solid box to keep the quality service I provide and will be posted with the courier as soon as I receive a payment.Please see my other items.Postage price including packing material calculated for UK mainland only (excluding UK islands, Highlands, Northern Ireland and abroad) Thanks for looking.

Mission 77C Centre Speaker Good working order and condition. Comes with grille. Thanks for looking.