Speaker Identification

[jjgfury3]

I am needing help identifying these speakers. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[swechsler]

Is it me or those cutouts not perfectly round? If so, I'd say they're frankenspeakers/DIY.

 

[jdurbin1]

No question, and that's only one of several visual cues that are shouting "home made!"

John

 

[avguytx]

Maybe that company didn't own circle jigs. Lol

 

[jdurbin1]

Yeah, and had possibly the lowest standards in history for quality acceptance on their plywood sheeting as far as voids, so much so they didn't mind running nails out in front of the baffle board here or there... not to mention their painting skills were somewhat weak to say the least.

John

 

[MaxP]

Homemade without a doubt…

 

[jjgfury3]

Is it me or those cutouts not perfectly round? If so, I'd say they're frankenspeakers/DIY.

Yes, I think you are right. Now I am curious as to what components were used. They actually sound really good and are rather heavy.

 

[dly66]

Home brew. Butt joints at the bottom are vertical but horizontal at the top. Looks like the outside panels were solid wood.

 

[goodolpg]

I think someone asked about those maybe 2 or 3 weeks ago.
No idea what the thread was called.

 

[infullview]

Ya, home made with Jensen C10PF (1968) woofers. Not much to write home about.