T Texas Tom Active Member Jul 18, 2019 #1 I don't know how collectible these speakers are, but I love the look and they sound good! I also picked up an old RCA RK327C receiver to go with them. Sinatra sounds just right! Attachments 20180730_160142.jpg 79.5 KB · Views: 41 Last edited: Jul 18, 2019
I don't know how collectible these speakers are, but I love the look and they sound good! I also picked up an old RCA RK327C receiver to go with them. Sinatra sounds just right!
O orthophonic Super Member Jul 18, 2019 #2 Those were sold as remote extension speakers for their consoles in the 60's.
toxcrusadr Omelette au Fromage Subscriber Jul 18, 2019 #4 Back panels look like thin Masonite. I doubt these are very good by today's standards. However if you like the cabinets you could add mass to the rear panel, work with stuffing, etc. Or completely gut and put better driver(s) in. Receiver has a 1970 look to it.
Back panels look like thin Masonite. I doubt these are very good by today's standards. However if you like the cabinets you could add mass to the rear panel, work with stuffing, etc. Or completely gut and put better driver(s) in. Receiver has a 1970 look to it.