Cannot Identify These Speakers

[Jim Caldwell]

Well made, solid build, sound ok. Large magnets. 6" drivers. Some sort of composite material. 24" high, long. Just a serial number on one. Nothing on crossovers, nothing inside. Good sized magnet.

 

[shadyJ]

You will need to include images to have any hope of getting help in identifying those, sorry.

 

[Jim Caldwell]

You will need to include images to have any hope of getting help in identifying those, sorry.

Trying to figure out how to. Keeps saying too big

 

[Jim Caldwell]

Here is one.

 

[Jim Caldwell]

Here is one.

Another

 

[Jim Caldwell]

Only marking. There is a serial number. If white van, went to a lot of trouble. Comparable to Polks.

 

[Jim Caldwell]

Serial number.

 

[Jim Caldwell]

Last one.

 

[shadyJ]

I don't recognize that speaker. It looks pretty generic, and since there is no branding on it, I wouldn't be surprised if it was some no-name knock-off import. One way to tell if there is a sincere effort in speaker design here is to look at the crossover circuit: is it an involved design with a bunch of parts, or is it just an inductor, resistor, and capacitor? If there is a lot going on in the crossover circuit, there may have been a real attempt at making a serious speaker.

 

[Trebdp83]

Looks like one here that somebody couldn't figure out a long time ago.
https://www.reddit.com/r/audiophile/comments/8smy6s

 

[Jim Caldwell]

Looks like one here that somebody couldn't figure out a long time ago.
https://www.reddit.com/r/audiophile/comments/8smy6s

Saw that one. Some sort of generic knockoff. Sound is okay, not great. A bit muddled. Gonna try with CD's though. Crossover board is rather small. Got them thrown in with a surround set cheap. Someone can use them in their garage or something. Will give them away.