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Who's Vintage Cabs Are These?

dc270

Now Off the Reservation
I did some horse trading this weekend and ended up with these two cabs. They are 29.5" h x 19" w x 14.5" d.

Each cab had a D130f JBL woofer in them- that was all! There are no other markings on these cabs.

I was curious if these were factory cabs or what- they appear to be factory made and not to be home made.

Appreciate any information on these. With some time & sandpaper these could look pretty nice.

Thanks
DC
 

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I did a road trip once to get a pair of 9 cubic foot Allied speaker cabinets.
Your speaker cabinets look very similar to those big Allied cabinets?

Steve
 
electrovoice, likely loaded with "wolverine" components originally.

Ahhhhh now maybe we are getting somewhere! Is there a cabinet designation you know of? The rear vent is some what horn loaded. the net internal volume is close to 3 cu ft (minus the vent).

Thanks for the contributions!
DC
 
LT-12, LS-12, LT-15, LS-15?

I'm far from an EV expert DC, those are just guesses. I'm really surprised some of the other EV folks haven't weighed in.

FWIW, those screws in the tweeter opening were what sealed them as EV. They were obviously designed to house various driver loads, so they may fall under multiple model designations.
 
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