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Sorry guys, life happens.
After several attempts to post pictures, I have been defeated by technology.
I think these are going to the burn pile.
Thanks

I'll try to get pictures attached.

Base pieces are what is attached to the bottom, rectangular and maybe 2'' high.

Thanks for the input, guys.

These are genuine JBL cabinets with the badges/plaques on the back.
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I have none of these.
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Opinion warning!!

Yeah, The Dead.

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