Synergistics S-50

[Gnesen]

These look interesting, especially with that tweeter. Your thoughts? A quick search suggests Synergistics was perhaps a house brand.

http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/wsh/ele/5053593470.html

 

[mhardy6647]

Quasi house brand -- Stereo Discounters in MD, e.g., pushed them - hard - with their systems.

Perhaps (??) related in some way to R-T-R... they used pretty plain-vanilla drivers (mostly CTS, or clones thereof) and actually sounded "pretty OK" (as an erstwhile colleague of mine, for whom English was a second language, liked to say).

 

[pauldrewry]

For twenty bucks they would be fun to play with.

 

[Gnesen]

Quasi house brand -- Stereo Discounters in MD, e.g., pushed them - hard - with their systems.

Perhaps (??) related in some way to R-T-R... they used pretty plain-vanilla drivers (mostly CTS, or clones thereof) and actually sounded "pretty OK" (as an erstwhile colleague of mine, for whom English was a second language, liked to say).

As always, I'm amazed at your speaker knowledge. Thanks!

 

[Gnesen]

For twenty bucks they would be fun to play with.

That's what I was thinking. :yes:

 

[markshan]

The ad says $10 now.

 

[Denny Gaffer]

Looking for two bulbs for a Yamaha cr-640. Tuner needle and one with the wires on them for strength meter. I'm knot sure what voltage these are. Can any one help. Thanks in advance

 

[toups]

Have some info on Synergistics models http://stereo.toups.info/ however not the S-50. These were from the mid to late 1970's.