Hi. Can anyone help me identify this speaker and its manufacturer? These belonged to my late father-in-law, but have no sticker on the back. I’m assuming they’re from the 70’s, but may be older. They have a logo on the front that I’m unfamiliar with, plus a unique grill pattern. Also, there are two other sound ports on the side in addition to the one on the front. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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Speaker Identification
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Looks like these, or something in this family? https://www.humanspeakers.com/e/epi-mt2.htm
(Google reverse image search on the second pic provided a few good hits)
(Google reverse image search on the second pic provided a few good hits)
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Wow! That was quick. Thanks so much for your help. I really appreciate your time. Take care.
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Not one of the best known/best remembered EPI/Epicure loudspeakers, but certainly an interesting design.
Winslow Burhoe who started Epicure is still around and, last I knew, was still making some loudspeakers under (again, IIRC) his own "Burhoe Acoustics" name.
I do know that he's on LinkedIn.
Winslow Burhoe who started Epicure is still around and, last I knew, was still making some loudspeakers under (again, IIRC) his own "Burhoe Acoustics" name.
I do know that he's on LinkedIn.
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