SmileyFaceEQ
Super Member
Found these guys in the alley. One was missing a grill and the other had been abused with 2 bashed in corners.


I grabbed them.
Checked the drivers and all checked out. One woofer needed to be reglued the other was perfectly fine.
I sanded down the real wood cabinets and rebuilt the corners with baking soda and super glue.....filed and sanded them square added veneer and stained them in walnut.
The grill cloth I had leftover from a set of Leak 600s I did last year.
Tested the caps 6UF and cleaned the attenuators.....the original caps tested perfectly fine, but I added a small value bypass cap to each to feel like I did something.
I had to manufacture a grill with some spare 1/4 birch ply....threw on the cloth and put them all back together.
Compared to similar speakers like the AR 2,3,4 or Dynacos I actually prefer the sound of these. I only use "era speakers for era music" and vintage blues music.
Cost out of my pocket.....3 or 4 dollars and odds and ends I already had around. Saved from the dump.


I grabbed them.
Checked the drivers and all checked out. One woofer needed to be reglued the other was perfectly fine.
I sanded down the real wood cabinets and rebuilt the corners with baking soda and super glue.....filed and sanded them square added veneer and stained them in walnut.
The grill cloth I had leftover from a set of Leak 600s I did last year.
Tested the caps 6UF and cleaned the attenuators.....the original caps tested perfectly fine, but I added a small value bypass cap to each to feel like I did something.
I had to manufacture a grill with some spare 1/4 birch ply....threw on the cloth and put them all back together.
Compared to similar speakers like the AR 2,3,4 or Dynacos I actually prefer the sound of these. I only use "era speakers for era music" and vintage blues music.
Cost out of my pocket.....3 or 4 dollars and odds and ends I already had around. Saved from the dump.
