Help Identifying Vintage Speakers

[stevejmar]

Clearing out my grandma's house. Found these old speakers that were purchased when they bought the house - early 70s sometime. They are in excellent condition, but have almost no identification. There is a small logo on the bottom left of the grill. KLM not KLH which is causing me so much trouble looking them up. Can anyone help me identify these speakers?

Specs
- H: 22 in W: 9.5 in D: 9.5 in
- Solid housing, no air intake
- Composite housing, wood veneer
- Fabric grill, not removable
- 8 ohm RCA mono input in the back

I was able to peel back the grill a little. Inside is a 3 way speaker set up - 2 small and 1 large. Please see the attached photos.

 

[swechsler]

No doubt one of hundreds if not thousands of speakers sold as a "house brand" in a hifi or electronics shop. There's unlikely to be anything special about them. The styling was typical of the era.

 

[stevejmar]

That explains why I can't find anything about it online. Thanks for the help : )

 

[BmWr75]

Part of an all in one rack system probably. Those type speakers many times used the RCA speaker wire type connection.

 

[SiliconTi]

+1 on the rack/all-in-one system.

 

[NH-MAN]

Seriously doubt rack system as I have never heard of KLM electronic stereo components.

 

[NH-MAN]

https://www.universal-radio.com/about.html sold these used and has been around for 75 years maybe write an email to them and see what they know about the company's past.

 

[bowtie427ss]

 

[NH-MAN]

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Great find!

 

[stevejmar]

https://www.universal-radio.com/about.html sold these used and has been around for 75 years maybe write an email to them and see what they know about the company's past.


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Thank you both!! This is super helpful : )