Can anyone ID these speakers?

[gearhead2175]

As the title says...In need help of identifying these speakers. For sale locally with nothing on them that says what they are.

Thanks guys

 

[Gang-Twanger]

They almost have a Rectilinear Highboy look to them, but I bet they're just cheap, white-van-ish, made-to-LOOK-expensive kind of speakers.

 

[rotelrx503]

My grandfather has a,set of those. Panasonic thrusters

 

[toxcrusadr]

I haven't seen Thrusters with that many drivers. Usually they have one big passive, two smaller woofers in the center, and a tweeter on top. There might be other models but I'm not getting a Thruster vibe.

Recently we had a speaker thread where someone posted a similar looking speaker but I can't find it. I don't think it was the same speaker anyway.

One thing that jumps out from this totally inadequate single photo is the trim around the woofers. Usually that's cheap plastic that is intended to make them look fancy, but 90% of the time it's a sign of a fairly cheap speaker IMO.

Seller obviously has a bunch of gear, but can't write an ad that includes the make and model of what they're selling? Sad. Why not send a message and ask them.

 

[gearhead2175]

The seller don't know. As I stated in my original post, there is nothing on the speaker to identify what they are.

 

[drbiggles]

I dunno. I've got a pair of speakers that have somewhat similar design around the woofers and it's due to the aluminum cast frame woofers.

Biggles

 

[iamdgw]

The seller don't know. As I stated in my original post, there is nothing on the speaker to identify what they are.

This is also a sign of lesser quality..typically

 

[toxcrusadr]

OK, I misinterpreted that as 'nothing visible in the photo.'

Cast frame woofers with cone mids and tweets scattered all over the baffle? Hrrrmph. I'm sure there's an exception, but I'm 98% in the cheapo camp here.