That helps a little bit. Of course, the speaker connections really date them, as well as the yellowed stickers. I think that is correct, the price is too high. I bet there were some covers for the tops which aren't shown. I like the idea of them, but if it were me, I would pass due to age. And something tells me that is particle board type construction. Ew..
Looks like a chocolate fondue sort of thing.
( BTW, As I recall, those BIC speakers came with a cloth grill on a squarish frame )...
BIC Soundspan TPR 600, they look nicer and bigger than the 200. EIther way, BIC were never considered a "good" speaker.
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Come to think about it, I remember BIC back from the day. Their speakers were pretty crappy, up and down the line. I looked for an honest review, but many "reviews" are from people who have owned them for years or are trying to sell them.
Like the "ultra rare" descriptions, etc...
To give an idea at an omnidirectional speaker....
https://www.usaudiomart.com/details/650122796-ohm-walsh-scs-omni-speakers/
https://www.hifi-classic.net/review/ohm-sound-cylinder-558.html
Hmm..... don't look for them... I might want them....
Like the "ultra rare" descriptions, etc...
To give an idea at an omnidirectional speaker....
https://www.usaudiomart.com/details/650122796-ohm-walsh-scs-omni-speakers/
https://www.hifi-classic.net/review/ohm-sound-cylinder-558.html
Hmm..... don't look for them... I might want them....
