Can anyone tell me the brand and model of this speaker? Picture:
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Electro vox maybe??.
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I want to know as well, as many of my schools in my district have these as well as my school.
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I want to say it is some sort of generic intercom speaker, since I have seen it in multiple different systems from dukane to telecor. Maybe it is just my school district tho, (they often retrofit things.)
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This speaker is located at a school, lol
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The speaker pictured is used in a rauland system.
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After a lot of searching, I found out it’s a Atlas Sound VP161A
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YES!!! These intercom speakers have been in all of the schools in my district, I could never figure out what they were, however.
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They are also vandal-proof too
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I think i Know why there are 4 speakers in the courtyard at our school. The Flush ones are for the Stage Audio system and the ones on boxes are for the Intercom system.
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Those speakers are very common on the outside of schools. My district tends to use Telecor but Atlas is also compatible with the system.
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I believe that it is some sort of Wheelock speaker.
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That’s probably a wheelock e90-w
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That looks like an EST 964/965-series speaker. The grille’s hole pattern is rather distinctive (pre-GS Mirtone QSB speakers also used a very similar design), and the shape of the baffle appears to match.
EST also used a different grille design for these speakers; perhaps this variant is newer.
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Actually now that I’ve seen one of those est speakers I think you’re right. But that speaker kinda look like a wheelock e90
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When did the Wheelock E90 and the EST 964/965 come out? The building where i took the pictures was built somewhere between 1994-1997.
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The EST 964/965-series speakers have been around since at least 1995. This document, which has a copyright date of 1995, features a datasheet for the 964/965 speakers (at page 50).
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What’s this speaker:
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I think that’s also a Wheelock e90 series speaker
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