My 7.1 Pioneer setup (pics!)

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I've had this 7.1 setup for about 4 years. 64" 1080i projection widescreen Pioneer TV, with a VSX-816K 7.1 receiver. I have JBL mains model 88's. 3" voice coil 12" woofer with paper surrounds. My surrounds are also JBL's (white) and the surround backs are Polkaudio M2's..
 

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Your mains remind me of the ones I used to have some years ago...:) Nice.

My grand father gave them to me just before he past away 12 years ago. Rare to see a 3" voice coil on a 12" full range woofer.

I found some interesting things about this very RARE speaker!

Model : JBL L88 Nova

The origin of the L88 Nova requires some historical background. When the project assignment was given to the Wolf office, the simple two-way system immediately suggested that the external design might be made to more clearly express the internal functional elements. The idea of a round grille echoing the form of the low-frequency transducer had seldom been tried before, and when it was, public acceptance did not follow. Two notable examples of this Bauhaus-based approach were an equipment cabinet for Herman Miller (manufactured from 1949 to 1954) by George Nelson and, in 1956, a stunning bass-reflex enclosure for Stephens Tru-Sonic designed by Charles Eames.
 
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