Unknown speaker ID

[alteclipsch]

No info on these other than this photo. Anyone recognize them from the grillcloth?

 

[Lavane]

Large coaxials of some kind maybe, or custom subs?

 

[elitopus]

I don’t recognize them, but it looks like from the pic they have at least 4 pairs? I’m going to say they’re from an install of some kind? School etc

 

[bowtie427ss]

The other speakers to the left don't appear nearly as deep.

My WAG is 6-1/2 or 8 inch wide range.

 

[elitopus]

I think the second set (pair with the same grills) to the left are identical speakers, with two pairs of slightly different speakers with the lighter grills

 

[goodolpg]

If those are full size speakers, I think the speaker to the left side of the image may have been asked about in the last couple weeks.
If correct, it was identified by the grille "cloth".
As always, I could be wrong, and probably am.

 

[tonyk]

I don’t really see anything in the pic for scale, they look to be sitting on plywood so maybe they’re in an attic.

I don’t think they’re big at all

 

[goodolpg]

I don’t really see anything in the pic for scale, they look to be sitting on plywood so maybe they’re in an attic.

I don’t think they’re big at all

That's what I was thinking.
Reminds me of those speakers that were hung on class room walls in schools years ago.

 

[eiraved]

Those speakers don't look thin enough to be wall hangars. They possibly could have been used with an organ (maybe). Having no tweeter visible through the cloth makes me wonder though. Those speakers with cane grill cloth immediately to the left sure look thin enough to be wall hangars.

Looking around the room, it appear there might be an Electro-Voice FC100 horn sitting behind the speakers. You can barely view it between the speakers. Those horns usually are paired with EV1828 or 1829 drivers.

 

[thesteve]

They look similar to these.
The seller identified the speakers as vintage Utah coaxials but thought the cabinets weren't original.

Vintage Utah coaxial speakers
$99

Price reduction. Beautiful Utah coaxial speakers in walnut veneer cabinet. Cabinet is 21 inches across and 24 inches tall. Made of 3/4 Plywood on sides and 3/4 MDF on front and rear. Real walnut veneer in good shape all around. Bought from original owners family but not sure who made the cabinets as they don't look factory. Utah speakers removed and checked for flaws and reinstalled. Unique sound and would be great with tube and other vintage gear. Have tried on high powered Kenwood and low powered Sansui receivers. Good bass and great highs. Come out for an audition.​

https://www.varagesale.com/i/sr5esu22-vintage-utah-coaxial-speakers

 

[alteclipsch]

Just found out they have Atlas drivers in them, 70 volts, so PA I guess. Hangers on the back.

 

[bowtie427ss]

70 volts, so PA I guess.

I'd call them distributed sound since they're set up to be powered by a 70 volt distribution line.