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dicky
05-05-2015, 04:02 PM
Can anyone identify these for me?

They came out of the club I cleared when it closed a week or so ago

These were all that was installed in the main bar area and they sounded fine as the club in fact was the Swingers Club where I DJed back in January so I know they worked well. The building is now being demolished hence the club closed

I don't know if these pics are good enough to identify them

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There was most likely at some time a rectangular badge on the grills as they had a place holder for one

Just the Speakon COnnectors on the back, no identification badges at all apart from the sub which has a sticker on the rear - see pics

The Sub is 50cm x 50cm x 42cm and is a folded horn design and has a wooded plate in the top which unbolts using an allen key theogh I did not look in there yet
The Larger speaker sitting on top of the sub in these pics is trapezoidal 62cm high 40cm wide and 45cm deep
I didn't measure the smaller pair but they are around 45cm, high and a similar depth to the larger speaker

All are obviously very well constructed just from the build quality and sheer wieght of them for such compact speakers!

These were being driven from a Peavey CS 1800G and an Ecler MPA4-400 via the Behringer DCX2496 Ultradrive Pro in some combination or other, along with three pairs of Bose 301 Series II - though at least one pair of the Bose were handling the 'chill out' music in the downstairs dancefloor area on a separate PA. The Ecler is a four channel x 400W RMS Amp I think

I also have some other amps from the club:

another Peavey CS1800 G
a Warrior Audio DA500
a Hill Audio LC800
a C Audio (Cambridge) ST 400
A QTX Digital Karaoke Amplifier

Some of these ones may or may not be working as they were not in use (Oh... the QTX was so that must be OK), but I will have a look at them all.

Rich

Benny Smyth
05-05-2015, 04:05 PM
Maybe one of these? (http://www.miltecdistribution.co.uk/sound)

dicky
05-05-2015, 04:56 PM
Yes Benny I wondered if they are Miltec as the bass bin obviously is. Also I found some info which suggested Miltec and Ecler (one of the Amps I got with them) are related in some way

However they are more trapeizoidal in shape than any of those pictured.

I have a suspicion they are actually rather good speakers, which is why I would like to identify them

funktions
05-05-2015, 04:59 PM
found this ... was from 2003

MilTec's own MTG sb112 is a compact sub cabinet with a single 12" capable of handling 1200W peak (600W RMS).