help identify these vintage stand up panel speakers

[sbucholz]

help identify these tall vintage stand up open baffle speakers

phillips woofers and tweeters and a calrad squaker. no other marks anywhere. any help appreciated thanks.

 

[chadnliz]

Where's the panels?

 

[janikphoto]

Where's the panels?

The speakers above ARE the panels. Look at both pics, and you can see the drivers are mounted on a sort of open baffle "panel", so to speak. Sure, we apply the term panel more towards something like a giant Magnepan, but an open baffle is panel-ish.

 

[JoeESP9]

Sorry, they are not panels. They are conventional speakers mounted on a thin baffle. The term for them is open baffle.

 

[cannext]

I do not know who made these but the drivers are philips.
Hope this helps . regards F.

Edit : But you already knew that .
Note to self: read op completely before posting .
Have fun F.

 

[hifitommy]

possibly rogersound speed screens. well probably not

http://rslspeakers.com/downloads/RSL Speedscreen II from mailer.pdf

you could contact howard rogers at RSL and he can tell you if they are his designs.

http://rslspeakers.com/

 

[Nat]

I'm guessing either DIY or DCM. The Philips drivers point to either, though the midrange isn't one I recognize as one DCM used, and the gluing in of the drivers suggests DIY.

 

[nexus]

McGee radio had plans for one using their drivers (mostly Phillips) in the late 70's..