wcchamp2020
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I'm wondering if anyone could lend some insight (please keep in mind I know very little about speakers).
I got these from my dad a number of years ago, and my understanding from him (as best as I can remember) is that they were high quality, 60s vintage Altec speakers that a relative had built into a cabinet. I recently opened up the back of the cabinet to try and identify what model of Altec speaker they were (intending to sell them), but immediately found difficulty in that I couldn't find any kind of label or serial number on the individual speakers. Coupled with the tag on the back of the cabinet (Kanazawa KT-500, 60 watt, 8 ohm), I started to wonder if my entire understanding was wrong, and instead of Altec speakers built into a cabinet, these were instead pre-made Japanese speakers.
So a couple questions. One, am I correct in assuming that these aren't Altec speakers inside the cabinet? Two, assuming that's the case, does anyone know anything about Kanazawa KT-500s? Are they any good? Are they worth anything? I can take more pictures if needed. Any insight is appreciated.
I got these from my dad a number of years ago, and my understanding from him (as best as I can remember) is that they were high quality, 60s vintage Altec speakers that a relative had built into a cabinet. I recently opened up the back of the cabinet to try and identify what model of Altec speaker they were (intending to sell them), but immediately found difficulty in that I couldn't find any kind of label or serial number on the individual speakers. Coupled with the tag on the back of the cabinet (Kanazawa KT-500, 60 watt, 8 ohm), I started to wonder if my entire understanding was wrong, and instead of Altec speakers built into a cabinet, these were instead pre-made Japanese speakers.
So a couple questions. One, am I correct in assuming that these aren't Altec speakers inside the cabinet? Two, assuming that's the case, does anyone know anything about Kanazawa KT-500s? Are they any good? Are they worth anything? I can take more pictures if needed. Any insight is appreciated.