CL Speaker ID

[leray1]

Can you tell what these are from just this pic?

speakers by leray1, on Flickr

 

[Audio Fan]

Coral maybe?

 

[mech986]

Dunno, but look substantial. Somehow seems like maybe a Sansui, a lot of late 60's and early 70s Japanese stereo brands had fretwork grilles, the small anomaly down middle of the grille is likely the name in stylized wood.

 

[savatage1973]

Kind of remind me of some of the old Realistic (RS) Nova series, but also Sansui comes to mind.

 

[gladiator335]

Any Realistic Novas I've seen had a bit different grills and logos were not in the middle but more to the side. And they don't look like Sansuis - logo shape is different.
Nope....I have nothing...

 

[bowtie427ss]

Coral maybe?

I like this thought, i have seen Corals with some serious lumber in the grills,

Somehow seems like maybe a Sansui

My first thought too, but the emblems aren't really like the two Sansui styles that i'm familiar with, and the grills seem a little over the top compared to the Sansuis i've met up close and personal.

 

[CoogarXR]

Looks like Akai SW-155 to me

 

[EVBoy]

Akai +1.

 

[bowtie427ss]

Interesting, wonder if they have 1/4 inch phone plug input like their smaller cusins that somebody posted about here recently?

 

[leray1]

Images of Akai SW-155s match. Very tempting as they look to be in great shape and they're only $40 but they're about two hours away and my weekend is full.

 

[CoogarXR]

What do I win?

 

[mars_volta]

Akai.

 

[frankxbe]

synth or midi keyboarded mpc or ancient curb/dumpster find 4 firewood kindling

 

[mech986]

At least I was with the right country! But pretty much in the US at the time, it only came from US, Japan, or Britain, with just a few from Germany.