They didn't come with badges. The 17s had badges, but not the 20s.
Most of the Twenties didn't have badges since they were mostly sold as part of a system.
I'm guessing mine must be the 20+. They have the 3 position high frequency switch on the crossover. They are not printed as 20+. One speaker has a badge.
All the Twenties I've seen had the 3 position switch like the Seventeens, although I've only seen 4 pairs over many years. I thought the Twenty Plus was the 3 piece system with the white pedestals and enclosed cabinetry. The + speakers were much deeper than the other Twenties to match the depth of the turntable/receiver/amp. I have to wonder though if was a false depth extension, since that much interior volume would chance the sound hugely.
I did see a pair or 20's without the 3 pos. switch a couple of weeks ago at my GW, unless I was mistaken the model number. I thought about buying them, but the miter's were open, and being a sealed cabinet, I really didn't need an additional step in a rehab project. As far as I am into the current rehab, I am enjoying what I hear. I just need to get them in the house, and set up for a proper listen.
Roughly the same volume. Exterior size is about 100 cubic inches more for
It was. Cosmetic only, to match the depth of the electronics.
