What could this be?...

[Balderdash1]

Don't have pictures yet but am looking at a pair of speakers each containing dual 2234's, 2445j's on 2380 horns an 2404H. About 3 feet
tall and 4 feet wide. Any ideas?

[mech986]

Sounds like someone modified a 4435 and added a top end tweeter, likely a DIY set up.

No commercial JBL I know of has that combination, especially the 2234's. The DMS1 has kinda that format but doesn't have the tweeter and uses neodynium drivers.

Pics will help a lot when available.

Regards,

Bart

[mech986]

Wait, you could also be talking about some custom monitors like Augspergers or maybe Westlakes which used JBL components in a custom configuration.

HMMM, where are you located?

Regards,

Bart

[spkrman57]

Sounds like a home-brew system with those components specified.

How about pics???

Ron

[Balderdash1]

I will have pics this weekend. The boxes were apparently part of the main cluster in a theatre. From what I gather if it is a homebrew design, they were well built...

Latest dimensions 28"x40"x20. Woofers below, tweeter between with
mid on top. I guess I'll find out more on Saturday...

[doodlebug]

Sounds like one of the 80s vintage JBL Cinema Systems. I picked up a similar configuration. I believe there are some of the catalogs from back then in the LH Library.

Cheers,

David

[hjames]

Don't have pictures yet but am looking at a pair of speakers each containing dual 2234's, 2445j's on 2380 horns an 2404H. About 3 feet
tall and 4 feet wide. Any ideas?

As a once lifetime Maryland who moved to fairfax around 2000, I'd be interested in the where ... (if its MD)

[Balderdash1]

Well....it is certainly "homebrew"...

I've never tried this before so let's hope this attachment thing works...

The cab is rough. Doesn't look like a JBL cab. The components have value. How much would you offer?

[louped garouv]

if it was a homebrew, it was nicely done...

rounded edges, etc...