Just bought these cheap because they looked to be decent quality. Oak veneer cabinets, decent weight and the stitched woofer surrounds intrigued me. She didn't know what brand they are and I have no idea? I haven't even listened to them yet.
Energy 22 Pro had stitched woofers indeed.Energy.
Cross stitched woofer also turned up something else.The stitching made Frankenstein come to mind for some reason.![]()

Used by several Canadian manufacturers.The Robertson (square socket) bolts/screws are another interesting feature that I don't recognise. (Which might give soemone a hint?)
I got a chuckle out of this!Cross stitched woofer also turned up something else.
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But anyway, on with the search.![]()
Semi-educated, it's the one place where i can remember seeing the zig-zag or cross stitching.@bowtie427ss - Do you know this for a fact or is that a guess?
That indeed does look similar and the Robertson screws idea does point to a Canadian manufacturer. We might be getting it narrowed down now! Thanks!Energy 22 Pro had stitched woofers indeed.
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Have not come across this on another brand, so curious to learn what yours are Speakerdj.
The woofers do have a Wharfedale vibe to them, but the stitching is something I don't recognise from them.
The Robertson (square socket) bolts/screws are another interesting feature that I don't recognise. (Which might give soemone a hint?)
Yes! Those do look like the same tweeter. And the cabinet has the same kind of rounded edges.The tweeters look like Heybrook.
Yeah, the stitching looks the same.Semi-educated, it's the one place where i can remember seeing the zig-zag or cross stitching.
There are some more modern subwoofers that are straight stitched, the brands escape me. I'm speaking of high excursion subwoofers with oversize surrounds. A bit different creature than you're trying to identify.
Thanks for this. Yes, looks like the same tweeter, minus "Haybrook" embossing.The tweeters look like Heybrook.