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Help identifying these vintage speakers

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pweber

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Any ideas? Look to be from the '70's. Thought they were a smaller version of Allison One's, but nope. They look to have been recovered. The tweeter looks like a peerless or Philips..?
Drivers are glued in so popping them out may be destructive.
Wondering if they are worth salvaging
 
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Early TW with the octagon woofers. below serial number a few thou. If all the drivers work put a cover on them if you want and enjoy. Too hard to get in to swap out the few caps that might need it and most don't find a lot of difference doing this...and most isn't very many folks. Glenn does have a set like this and would be able tell us if the woofers are has hard to remove on these as the later versions and where the crossover is, bottom plate, top plate or elsewhere. Those plates don't want to come off without a fight.
 
Yes, that is exactly what they are. They are in good shape, all drivers work. No damage. The tops are a little rough but repairable.
OK. Nore I feel as though my $20 was well spent.
 
Get them and be astounded. As you can see from my signature, I am a fan of all things from the early days of DCM. Yours are definitely TW1s.
 
Serial #'s are stamped on the top rear of the bases.
Post pics, curious how early yours are.
Glenn
 
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