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mjennens said:
The picture is pretty small, but they look like a vintage Radio Shack speaker.

Mike
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Very possible Mike. I added a direct link with a larger picture. Judging by the plastic bin next to them and the gentleman standing in the background, they appear to have some size to them.
 
Danvee said:
Look like 1st Gen Mach Is...
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I do believe you and Mike are dead right. Early Mach Ones based on your answer and a little searching. Read were one person believes this was the best speaker ever offered by the Shack. Anyone agree?
 
randballen said:
I do believe you and Mike are dead right. Early Mach Ones based on your answer and a little searching. Read were one person believes this was the best speaker ever offered by the Shack. Anyone agree?
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Oh criminy, a "best speaker" discussion. Yikes!

Yup, Mach 1's.

Biggles
 
randballen said:
I do believe you and Mike are dead right. Early Mach Ones based on your answer and a little searching. Read were one person believes this was the best speaker ever offered by the Shack. Anyone agree?
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Radio Shack used to sell AR and KLH in the '60s. Just sayin' :smoke:

I've had the Mach I's and got rid of them. They aren't everyone's cup of tea. I do like the little Minimus 7's with the crossover mods.
 
IDK, the RS Electrostat 2A was a really nice speaker.
The Mach Is at the time, powered by an STA 2000, were nice, but not extraordinary.
Better caps/crossovers today seem to make them much better than when new.
 
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