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Can anyone identify the logo/maker on this speaker?

Shockmaster

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Local seller has a 60s/70s console that has these speakers mounted. Looks to be a little pirate logo, Japanese. Anyone know who makes these speakers? Decent at all? Thanks so much!
 

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Why that looks like mad man Muntz. They made TVs and 4-tracks in the 50's- 60's. The speakers are probably not made by his company, but could be from anywhere.
Edit - 4-trakcs. 8-tracks were Lear modification.
muntzlogo.jpg
StereoPakLogo.png
 
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Why that looks like mad man Muntz. They made TVs and 8-tracks in the 50's- 60's. The speakers are probably not made by his company, but could be from anywhere.
muntzlogo.jpg
StereoPakLogo.png
Solved! Now I just need to figure the speakers and their quality. Ugh
 
Quick check reveals a fair amount of Muntz speakers were actually Foster speakers. Which apparently made speakers for lots of companies, Radio Shack included.

Not sure that helps on quality - guess your ears will help with that one. But judging from the pics, I would guess that's on the lower end of the Muntz spectrum.
 
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