Speaker ID needed

[Rick Owen]

Ev...but not EV? Can't find anything on these.

 

[swechsler]

I doubt very little of those is original any more. It might be an EV crossover (from model ETR-18), but it doesn't belong with those speakers - you'll notice that the top line is visible but the bottom one is hidden by the cabinet. It looks like the original crossover might be in that hole in the upper right. Also, I don't know that any legitimate manufacturer would install a piezo tweeter in the incorrect orientation (those Motorolas are designed to be installed horizontally). Based on pics I found online of other ETR models, it's possible that the woofers are EV as well. In short, what you've got there is a hot mess. Hope you didn't pay too much for them.

 

[doctorolds]

Exactly @swechsler! That is one big mess, but it may be possible to salvage the woofers and possibly the cabinet if one would want to go to the trouble?
Best of luck @Rick Owen.

 

[Rick Owen]

oh, I didn't buy them, lol, only seen them on FB. Seller is asking $40. Might be worth it is the second woofer wasn't replaced with a CV. Tweeters are odd, and the mid's look like they came out of an old car stereo.

 

[swechsler]

The dome tweeters are Matsushita EAS-9KH23S which are actually pretty decent. The piezo tweeters (the vertical horns) are, as already mentioned, Motorola (or a copy of same). The midranges look like generic cone mids you'd find in many speakers from the 1970s.