Anybody near Missouri?

[voice of the theater]

I am 90% they are A7-500

Look at the back....small dial plate for the L-pad...look 60's to me...also note one blue one has a green driver showing...

Black pair is likely early 70's.

I hope they still have all or most of the original drivers/crossovers.....

[bfish]

St Joe's (one of) my old stomping grounds. Used to accompany a local gal to her Mo West activities, I may have even heard them there before. "May have" is as close as I can get though, those days are pretty foggy now.

Come to think about it, they were pretty foggy then too.

Brewer & Shipley's Tarkio Road is just a nod away from there (and quite the inspirition);

YouTube - Brewer-Shipley-Tarkio Road

[Old Guy]

I may have even heard them there before. "May have" is as close as I can get though, those days are pretty foggy now.

Come to think about it, they were pretty foggy then too.

"one toke over the line" eh?

[bfish]

"one toke over the line" eh?

Who counted? One or one-hundred mattered little when the line was a moving target.

[badtoby]

Checked these out yesterday . Ruff condition the black set had the CD's painted black and no binding post wired direct to the frams only one of the frams of the 4 checked out with a meter. They have fabric covers on the front so who knows what the LF drivers are or the condition.

[bfish]

Pretty safe bet Mo West wouldn't have retired them if they weren't thrashed.

[Old Guy]

Checked these out yesterday . Ruff condition the black set had the CD's painted black and no binding post wired direct to the frams only one of the frams of the 4 checked out with a meter. They have fabric covers on the front so who knows what the LF drivers are or the condition.

Terminals aren't a big concern...3 dead frams is 300 clams...a flashlight usually will let you see what's behind most grilles...