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[Robert Lunceford]

Not exactly low profile. What are these?

[Darren Scaresbrook]

Not exactly low profile. What are these?

The old Deltamax monitors were this type of shape, big and ugly, performers had to stand on their toes to see over them, lol (These are not them).

[Douglas R. Allen]

Not exactly low profile. What are these?

I believe it was Pas Audio that had something like this. A coaxial design. But that was many, many years ago.

Douglas R. Allen

[Tim Weaver]

I believe it was Pas Audio that had something like this. A coaxial design. But that was many, many years ago.

Douglas R. Allen

It's not the PAS I don't think. The PAS monitors had two floor angles, and two parallel sides for use on stacks or tripods. Being Coax you could rotate the cabinet any way you wanted and it didn't matter.

These things have compound angled sides.



I actually liked the PAS wedges a lot, and had a ton of bands tell me they were the best they'd ever used (in clubs in the 90's). The PAS mains were a different story.

[Robert Lunceford]

Grapevine information, but I heard this is part of the venues "new" system. Not sure if that means the speakers are actually new.
The trapezoidal cabinets are fairly unusual for a monitor, unless these are meant to be mains with an angle for dual purpose.
I also wonder if they could be home-made ??

[Tim McCulloch]

Grapevine information, but I heard this is part of the venues "new" system. Not sure if that means the speakers are actually new.
The trapezoidal cabinets are fairly unusual for a monitor, unless these are meant to be mains with an angle for dual purpose.
I also wonder if they could be home-made ??

Turbosound?  From about 20 years ago?

[John Schalk]

I think McCauley Sound built 12" & 15" co-axial monitors in that shape.  Check out the small image in the lower right corner of this page.  It's McCauley's S12 stage monitor.

https://www.mccauley.com/product_overview.cfm?ID=2333

[Chris Hindle]

I think McCauley Sound built 12" & 15" co-axial monitors in that shape.  Check out the small image in the lower right corner of this page.  It's McCauley's S12 stage monitor.

https://www.mccauley.com/product_overview.cfm?ID=2333

Nice try...
The McCauley info talks about multiple angles, and NL-4 on both sides.
Definitely not what is in the picture. I remember seeing something like this once, but those brain cells are a little "muffled" at the moment. 
A band from Europe maybe?
Chris.

[Adam Kane]

Not exactly low profile. What are these?

McCauley SM92. 12" coax. We have a pair. Also sold/installed a bunch in some churches back in the day. Decent sounding for the size. A lot heavier than they look.

They had a few different revisions over the years with handles in different spots, port locations, etc. The original ones are in the pdf linked here.

http://www.baobapp.net/audiosud.com/www-old/contents/fr/SM92-1_Cutsheet.pdf

[Art Welter]

McCauley SM92. 12" coax.

Good call, but by the size, looks like it would be the McCauley SM95-1 15" coax.
http://www.baobapp.net/audiosud.com/www-old/contents/fr/SM95-1_Cutsheet.pdf

The SM92-1 wouldn't come up to the knees, the 15" would ;^)

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