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rare philco loudspeakers?
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....trying to track down any info based the info you supplied.
Bill - on the Hill
Practicing Curmudgeon & Audio Snob
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thanks for the help i need it ! i havent found any literature or anything about these speakers, they appear to be of an early 80s design a little over 3 feet tall double 2 inch vents ,an inspection tag on back says inspected -passed (philco department of musical instruments) big gold binding posts, about 65 pounds each! i would appreciate any info you or anybody else could find! i laid them away and will go back for them next month! they look and smell nearly new! not a scratch! also the inspection tag has there matching serial numbers!thanks again for youre help
the cabinets are lovely ,very solid and quite heavy the guy at the store said the sounded (thunderous)
Could you post some photos?
I kept coming up with JBL speakers that look like road gear.
yes i will try to get some photos up! thanks for the work!
does anyone know anyone who worked at the (philco department of musical instruments)??? they should remember something about these speakers! i will go back to the store and get some photos!
hello all !finally got some photos of those fsp015 speakers ...but shame on me i havent figured out how to post them ! sorry for the ignorance.someone send me a quck tip on how to do that please!
that profile pic is one shot of those speakers ! is there a quick how to to post photos?
You simply go to a hosting site like Tinypic.com or something similar and download your pic to their site and several links will appear that you choose from to copy and paste to the Stereophile site. One of the links will say it's for discussion sites or something and usually has an img prefix and suffix.
Sometimes the Stereophile site just puts in the link instead of the photo and sometimes the photo appears. [IMG]http://i61.tinypic.com/2vu0qq1.jpg[/IMG]
thanks for the info i will try to get some pics up
heres a link please help to find some info on these seemingly [IMG]http://i61.tinypic.com/2jblf91.jpg[/IMG] nice speakers! thanks for all the help!
heres one shot surely there is a catalog somewhere with this part number?