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guitarjunkie

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10" woofer, 3 markings, 266203 and V10LP1 on frame; 106038-1 (maybe 106035-1) on cone. I did not find a manufacturer with a number 266; 106 is Allen-Bradley. Any ideas?
 
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I recently found these on thrift and the have the same marks as the 1st post. One woofer worked and the other didn't. I've already swapped them and found the electronics are working on both and that I have 1 non-working woofer.

I added the photos..
I performed and A/B against a Pioneer HPM-40 only by panning left to right. This unknown speaker sounds better to me. More punchy and clear.

It has indented pots that control highs.
Anyone?
 

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Those may very well be some version of a Realistic speakers made by Radio Shack. Maybe one of the Nova series. RS loved to put RCA plugs on their speakers.
 
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