Goodwill_HiFi
Super Member
Aztec? <----note the z is not an L!
Mystery Speaker II - Can you guess?
- Thread starter Susurus
- Start date
Old Fisher? Can't think of anything else.
Goodwill_HiFi
Super Member
Oh come on.... tell us! tell us! tell us! I can't stand it!!! 
I've checked this thread like, 50 time today :yes:
I've checked this thread like, 50 time today :yes:
Tapehead47
Addicted Member
marantz?
Goodwill_HiFi
Super Member
Total shot in the dark (aka, a guess)...... Frazier?
Susurus
Resolution:6.62×10^-34
Still not guessed.
Susurus Brand...ack!:nono:
Hints time...
1974-1975 dates on the drivers. Long-throw woofers in an acoustic suspension cab.
The data sheet says you can use them horizontally or vertically, and spin the logo so it remains upright.
Must have been relatively expensive; certain details like the metal logos, thick fr/rear baffles, metal circular faceplates on the dome drivers, and pull tabs on the grills. Binding posts--when clip-ins were the norm.
Today we wouldn't exactly be impressed by the thin wiring.
This specific model has been mentioned on AK once. Only once.
But the brand name is well known.
Domo arigato,
Susurus
Susurus Brand...ack!:nono:
Hints time...
1974-1975 dates on the drivers. Long-throw woofers in an acoustic suspension cab.
The data sheet says you can use them horizontally or vertically, and spin the logo so it remains upright.
Must have been relatively expensive; certain details like the metal logos, thick fr/rear baffles, metal circular faceplates on the dome drivers, and pull tabs on the grills. Binding posts--when clip-ins were the norm.
Today we wouldn't exactly be impressed by the thin wiring.
This specific model has been mentioned on AK once. Only once.
But the brand name is well known.
Domo arigato,
Susurus
soundmotor
super modified
SONY, no baloney!
Arkay
Lunatic Member
I just deleted my first post here, because this thread is making me feel stupid. Why? While I don't recognize those speakers, I DO RECOGNIZE the cloth on the grills as one I've seen and held in my hands before: same color, same threads, same weave. There were a number of companies that had similar coarse weaves back then, but this somewhat purplish-and-grey one is really familiar. Whatever it was on, it was somewhere in my "hunting grounds" (I've never owned it, for sure) and I'll be hanged if I can remember what speakers it was on. Exasperating, like seeing a face you know you've seen before, but cannot place when or where, or remember who the person is. Aaarrgghhh!!! I give up... this hurts my poor, aging brain!
