Speaker ID
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bowtie427ss
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They look quite similar to Altec Monaco or La Paz in the hex style cabinets.
they're worth a closer look.
they're worth a closer look.
Metal head
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I would need to have those for some reason....
mhardy6647
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"definitely" 
not Radio Shack (although my track record's been abysmal lately)...
source: http://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/html/1970/h047.html
So... there were really hexagonal Altec cabinets?! Why didn't I know this? ;-)
EDIT: As PFC Gomer Pyle woulda said:
not Radio Shack (although my track record's been abysmal lately)...
source: http://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/html/1970/h047.html
So... there were really hexagonal Altec cabinets?! Why didn't I know this? ;-)
EDIT: As PFC Gomer Pyle woulda said:
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They are Voice Of Music Model 81 from 1967. I have some in my loft
http://www.thevoiceofmusic.com/modfind_speakers.html
http://www.thevoiceofmusic.com/modfind_speakers.html
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mhardy6647
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neat-o; looks decidedly not like junk...
KingKoopa
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V-M Model 81
Yes!. I found the ink stamp label on the inner edge on the bottom. They sound great. Very good stereo imaging. Cabinets are in great shape. Paid $30 for the pair. These were obviously well taken care of. Playing Santana's Moonflower cd on them now. The sound grows on me. The bottom is open. When they are on the floor the cabinet is sealed; pretty slick!
Yes!. I found the ink stamp label on the inner edge on the bottom. They sound great. Very good stereo imaging. Cabinets are in great shape. Paid $30 for the pair. These were obviously well taken care of. Playing Santana's Moonflower cd on them now. The sound grows on me. The bottom is open. When they are on the floor the cabinet is sealed; pretty slick!
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