anyone ever hear of Sterling SE300 speakers?

[Anubis]

Can anyone here tell me any info about Sterling SE300 speakers? I can't find any info about them on the internet when I try to google them.
Thank You

 

[Anubis]

I guess these must be white van specials or something because I can't find a shred of info for them. The only thing I seem to get back is Tannoy, but these can't be Tannoy's?

 

[Anubis]

The Sterling SE does appear to be a Tannoy model. Then there are the Stirlings.

That's what is so confusing. I emailed the seller to see what I get. I'm wondering if there would be a way to tell if they are Tannoys?
I did ask the seller if there is a parent company in my email. We will see what I get back.

 

[Nat]

A picture of them might help.

 

[mitchalee]

There seems to very little information on Sterling speakers. I know they had a line that included SE 200, SE 300, SE 400, and others. I have the Westminster which may or may not be in the same line.

Who manufactured the Cathedral Sound System by Sterling Westminster Loudspeakers? The cabinets look a lot like Warfedale W70s. Note aluminium dust cap on mid. 15" woofer. 13 x 21 x 24. About 50 lb each. 8 Ohms. Sound compares favorably with many 1960s and 70s end table type speakers. Warm with lots of bite. Not too harsh. Sometimes a bit congested on complex passages. 6 watts will drive them very LOUD, so that plus the ample bass matches class a tube amps well.

I have 2 sets of Warfedale W70 series speakers, the acoustic suspension and the bass reflex versions. And I adore their charming sound. These Westminsters models are just as colored in a pleasant sort of way. Very warm, full bass. Etched 3-D mids. Slightly softened high end that is, none-the-less, quite clear, defined, and musical with nice fade outs for bells and cymbals.