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Speaker Logo ID Please

parman

parman

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I saw a pair of speakers the other day and took a few photos. Anyone recognize this logo on the grill? The speakers themselves looked in very good condition, woofers might even be re-foamed they looked so new. The cabs were very good looking veneer with a bull nose trim around the grill. The back side had speaker jacks and screw terminals with 3 or 4 adjustment knobs but I couldn't see the back good enough to take a photo. Thanks for any info.
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halo71 said:
I'm gonna go with Mary-Janes! :D
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Doubtful.
From what I've read true mary janes ALWAYS have an odd number.
That logo only has 4, which is even, not odd.
So, I'll say they are K2's or Spice.





Hopefully someone will be able to help the OP.
 
Looked around for Teledyne speaker photos but couldn't find any. I did see posts where they were talked about. Doesn't sound like they were the best speakers.
 
I see lots of views but no new info. I'm gonna try and look at them again to see if there's any other info on the bottom or back side.
 
Well I guess these speakers are nothing. I pulled them out from the wall and looked at the back and there was nothing except a small glued on tag with a short number stamped on it. I think there would have been some kind of ID if these were a brand name.
 
I may be wrong, but I recall that Teledyne was a large holding company.
They eventually bought Acoustic Research and produced quite a few nice speakers. Don't know much about Teledyne Olson, sorry.
 
teledyne owned acoustic research from 67 to sometime in the 90's,they also owned olson elctronics,they were a mail order catolog company and had retail stores similar to radio shack.
 
As mentioned, Teledyne owned Olson electronics as well as AR. Olson did make a line of speakers and since those look unlike any AR I've seen, my guess is they are Olsons, with Teledyne branding.

FWIW, Teledyne, mostly known for their aerospace metallurgy and products as diverse as a Titanium bicycle (the "Teledyne Titan), is still in business.
 
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