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[Mitch Philips]

Hi all, I'm having a little trouble identifying an older model of mushroom speaker. I've seem theme in several places (mostly theme parks) and they sounded quite good, much better than TIC mushroom speakers. It does not look like it's made by TIC, OSD, or Atlas. The closest I got was the NEAR IG series - which uses the same style of mesh.
I just needed a little help finding the make and/or model of them.

Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks!
-Mitch

Higher resolution photo: http://i.imgur.com/XDd4G6R.jpg

[Pete Erskine]

Hi all, I'm having a little trouble identifying an older model of mushroom speaker.

Google Outdoor buried speakers there are a lot like that.

[Alex Donkle]

That looks like the Soundscape ATS-360. Used all over Disney parks. I've used them on several projects, great speakers.

[Jamie Sheffield]

Hi all, I'm having a little trouble identifying an older model of mushroom speaker. I've seem theme in several places (mostly theme parks) and they sounded quite good, much better than TIC mushroom speakers. It does not look like it's made by TIC, OSD, or Atlas. The closest I got was the NEAR IG series - which uses the same style of mesh.
I just needed a little help finding the make and/or model of them.

Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks!
-Mitch

It is the soundscape ATS-360. I use a lot of them in a theme park setting. They sound pretty good. I usually get them from Capitol Design Group in Jacksonville.
Higher resolution photo: http://i.imgur.com/XDd4G6R.jpg

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