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ID these speakers...plz!

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picked these up at a local flea market today but i dont know what make they are. the logo is a capital A, they sound decent and i got them really cheap.

if anyone knows what brand they are please let me know.
 

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The logo is an 'A' and an 'M', I gave you the name in the second post.

Don't let us run you off though. Enjoy your speakers, get to know AudioKarma, post on the introductions threads, ask questions.
 
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As already noted, that logo is NOT a capital "A." It's a capital "A" superimposed on a capital "M."
 
The logo is an 'A' and an 'M', I gave you the name in the second post.

Don't let us run you off though. Enjoy your speakers, get to know AudioKarma, post on the introductions threads, ask questions.

Oddly-enough, when I'm searching for AK threads on a particular subject, I don't use the AK search engine, otherwise I get a list of 100 pages of threads, with the first 90 of them having nothing to do with my search topic aside from a common tag-word like "what", "which", or "the" (And I'm betting that this is why we get a lot of seemingly-obvious thread-title questions). AK's search-engine is not exactly the best. I have MUCH-better luck just clicking over to Google and doing it there. I do this for all forum-related searches, whether it's AK, Head-Fi, stevehoffman.tv, or whatever. Most forum sites simply don't have the funds for a decent search-engine. Not their fault. It's just the way it is (AK is still by far my favorite forum site).
 
Use the "Search AK with Google" box in the drop-down instead of the built-in search engine and you'll often (not always) get better results. For example, searching something like Yamaha CA-600 won't get you too far with the forum's s/w search tool (it just doesn't handle model numbers with much aplomb, especially if they're hyphenated), but it will get you relevant hits via the Google search
 
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