I might put all the stuff in a old pc case, like a micro atx or something with a sub in it, there's a set of RCAs on the back i can output a signal to my current 2.1 system and have those going as well lolĮdit: also. they have a bit of a flat sound (if that makes sense) but that's a lot to do with my HDMI audio and the HD7850. and my other speakers needed a power source.
the whole thing would have a handle on top. My original plan was to make a semi portable version with the power hookup in the back and two 6x9s, one on either end, in a vertical position with the power supply and stereo in the middle in a box of their own. I remember my parents had a Magnavox stereo console system that had the same looking (rear) speakers as those. I would suspect the records could of been lost, destroyed, or stored away in some storage room that has a few layers of dust.Īnd, the sticker is generic sticker applied to all the parts and the 120v 60hz was printed on all the stickers and, as you stated, it was probably part of a stereo system or the optional rear speakers on some console stereo systems. This wiki listing should help with the info on acoustic suspension, passive, ported(bass reflex) or other variations.Īs far as the model number.I am guessing, Magnavox probably doesn't keep info on old antique systems or they don't know where to research on antique items, as, Magnavox has been acquired by Phillips, which then merged Phillips, Philco, and Magnavox and they split off some departments(divisions) and so on. The 60's & 70's had a lot of speakers that were air suspension types(also, called acoustic suspension).
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