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Identifying vintage speaker

PoW

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Hello!

Image link at the bottom of the thread
The Jamo speaker har been identified, but the one to the left on the picture has not. There has been a label on the backside of it, but it has fallen off. I think they are from around 1980, but Im not sure.

Hope someone can help me with this one, if not I will have to open it to search for clues.
And are they worth anything at all? Im gonna repair both of the pairs, mostly cosmetically.
Thanks!

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I didn't find a direct match when doing a quick search, but I was thinking B&O as well. Value of speakers will depend on several variables including functional and cosmetic condition. Since you know what the Jamos are, you might check completed sales on eBay or search on HiFi Shark.
 
I too thought B&O, but an image search of vintage B&O speakers revealed no match; additionally, they all had black front baffles rather than woodgrain.
 
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