vintage M monitor speaker system 100?

[riceman75]

asking for help identify this speaker???thank you so much

 

[swechsler]

I don't know the brand, but I can infer some things. The cabinet looks like it has decent thickness, but cheap looking vinyl veneer. The woofer looks too big for the cabinet, and may not be original. Note that I'm not saying that someone replaced the woofer with a larger one, rather that the original design was poor. The 20hz-20khz rating is most likely wildly optimistic; I'd expect boomy midbass and underwhelming low bass. Inside you'll probably find small magnets on the woofers and only a single capacitor for the midrange and tweeter rather than a full crossover. If you're considering purchasing them, I'd pass. This configuration (3 way with dual midranges) wasn't uncommon and I wonder if they were attempting to imply a similarity to the KLH Five.

On the other hand, I could be way off base. Either way, I wouldn't buy them without a decent listening session first.

 

[riceman75]

Thank you for your input..At first I thought It was a KLH speaker as well and or some generic brand speaker I call them...I actually got them for $45 and heck I said..Then I got home hook them up on my Technics SL-D2 turntable along with Kenwood KM-991 stereo/amplifier system and they sounds pretty good and its kinda better than my Sansui SP-2500..I’m not in any way an expert on anything but I just love vintage speakers for its performance and the looks as well.Thank you again for your time and hopefully I can find some more answer about this speaker...thanks