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Peavey 121 OHS Floor Standing Speakers

SuperToaste7

SuperToaste7

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So we had these in our garage boxed up for I don't even know how long. All the drivers and woofers look to be in perfect shape and have no wear or signs of disintegrating anywhere BUT the backs were cut out and the top jack plates were removed and replaced with speaker terminal clips. This picture doesn't have one but the other speaker does have the clips. Also I think the "cross-over" wires from the one jack plate to the other was removed. Now I have tested these with regular speaker wire to the terminals and both speakers do work perfectly so my question is what can I do with these. I understand these are meant for live music and stages and to be played presumably very loud. But can these actually be used in a home setting hooked up to a power amplifier for a stereo system? Or are these basically ruined due to the cut out on the back since I can't find a plate big enough to cover it. Can I sell these as they are and would people buy them and how much are a pair like these cost? A lot of questions I know but I appreciate all the help!
 

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The model is 1210 HS, a 12, a 10 and a raspy gritty dual element piezo horn.

The HS likely denotes horn, and stand mount.

A budget model full range box aimed at mostly vocal reproduction.

They'll play quite loud on little power. But, it's important to keep in mind that overall fidelity was several notches down on the list of design goals.
 
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bowtie427ss said:
The model is 1210 HS, a 12, a 10 and a raspy gritty dual element piezo horn.

The HS likely denotes horn, and stand mount.

A budget model full range box aimed at mostly vocal reproduction.

They'll play quite loud on little power. But, it's important to keep in mind that overall fidelity was several notches down on the list of design goals.
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Gotcha, thanks for the info! I'll try to sell em at a garage sale if I can.
 
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