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Arin Hansem

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Can any one tell me anything about these?
I’m just starting to think about putting a “ vinyl room“ together so I started looking around. And I thought my re-30’s were vintage. Ha
 

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DIY hack job. Nothing special or important to preserve. Have fun with them and learn from them.

The horns were scavanged from early/mid 70's mid grade PA cabinets.

The Herald components were common, low end, off the shelf components often stuffed as replacements, and just as often used for budget builds as seen in the OP.
 
They look like PA speakers by Omega but they don't appear in their current line up.
Not the same Omega company i'm fairly sure. The company that built PA speakers using that horn was a short lived and had some association with the Hammond Electronics Corp.

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Brings back old memories. Muscle magnet was a brand distributed by a company called Herald Electronics. I used to buy woofers from them 50 at a time.
The owner got me started with Myron Heppner ,one of the owners of Heppner Mfg. They were great loudspeaker company.
 
Probably going to need some caps in that crossover if they are that old. I'd look and see what is in there.
 
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