What are these?

[TWC]

I’m at a goodwill as I right this, can anyone ID these. There are no markings on them, they are immensely heavy, 80+ lbs. I would guess. Solid oak veneer, the trim around both horns is solid steel

 

[SPL db]

Haven't seen those before. Guessing home brew speakers.

 

[TWC]

That’s what I thought to but the cabinets are very well put together, very professional looking. The hole in the back has speaker cloth over it which you probably can’t tell from the pic

 

[jimreeves]

Looks like Electro-Voice horns, not sure about the woofers. I'd buy them if the price is right.

 

[swechsler]

Wicker grilles, plus the amateurish horn trim, are an almost definite sign of them being DIY. Vent in the back is curious. Possible these started as commercially made boxes, as woodwork seems excellent, and you don't normally see DIY speakers with brown-painted rears (that's something that manufacturers typically do).

 

[tarior]

Looks like a kit build from Speakerlab.

 

[TWC]

Agreed, I left them laying. 55.99ea

 

[tarior]

If those are Speakerlab, and all of the drivers work, they're worth it.

 

[swechsler]

Agreed, I left them laying. 55.99ea

Wise choice. I might've paid $50 for the pair if I was looking for a project.

 

[Buck Rogers]

Yes, SpeakerLab.

The tweeters and midrange horns are about 100$ each on the bay...

The common opinion are they image well and lack the harsh forwardness of Klipsch.

I'm puzzled by the back, Guessing that's the crossover???

The woofer looks a little odd possibly not original.

 

[egellings]

Looks like Electro-Voice horns, not sure about the woofers. I'd buy them if the price is right.

I thing that tweeter is University Sound's HF-206. (Don't know of the hyphen belongs there.)

 

[tarior]

Looks like a T25/T35 combo to me. Definitely not a University tweeter.

 

[kmagnuss]

Man for $55 snag em up... if you don't like them sell them.

 

[TWC]

That’s $55 each

 

[kmagnuss]

That’s $55 each

Ahhh that changes things. Good call on the pass.

 

[TWC]

Speakerlab 6's in a tower case maybe?