Large cabinet speaker identification

[Hbotting]

Once again I obtained an unknown speaker recently simply because the price was right on a local auction and I had to see what they were. They stand about 34 inches tall and have really nice walnut veneer. They can with two Heathkit products so I assumed these would be Heathkit models. Inside of each of these is just one Collins CS 12, which is a rebranded EV 12 coaxial. I had no intention of keeping, but they had instant wife approval factor. They sound quite good also. The closest Heathkit I can find is AE-30 or 40 for the cabinet. I found one similar cabinet style on 1stdibs, but with some aluminum on the front that were apparently designed by Kipp Stewart.

 

[Rybeam]

Those are very cool !!!!

I have some Bozak Tempos in the factory vinyl clad cabinets. Their guts would be so nice inside those !!! LOL

 

[Hbotting]

Those are very cool !!!!

I have some Bozak Tempos in the factory vinyl clad cabinets. Their guts would be so nice inside those !!! LOL

I spent some time with them yesterday and slowly rubbed them down with steel wool and some walnut Danish oil. They look even better now!

 

[Hbotting]

https://worldradiohistory.com/Archive-Catalogs/Allied-Catalogs/Allied-Catalog-1963.pdf, page 110, KN-1267. These are identical, but different inner parts. There is a stamp on the back of these that says 1267A followed by 95DZ434, but no other identifiers.

 

[CJ Payne]

Yeah it looks like Knight was a company that made speaker and stereo "kits" Where you could add different components or use their DYI components...pretty much a parts-express pre-made box that you can build your own speakers with from there. Don't like our Knight drivers? Get an EV driver instead! Not a woodworker? No Problem!