Vintage synergistics tower s-52 speakers

[Toolfan66]

Anybody ever had there ears on these? seems like a good deal but I don't know anything about them.


http://denver.craigslist.org/ele/1549630354.html

[leroyjr1]

You got too much **** by you. Whats going on with all the Colorado people selling there gear?

[HB27]

Yea, I've had a few pairs of them over the years. The 52 is an average speaker at best.
The s-62 they made was a huge jump in sound but still an average speaker.
Pass on them unless you're just wanting to throw away money or need target stands.
Harry

[Toolfan66]

Yea, I've had a few pairs of them over the years. The 52 is an average speaker at best.
The s-62 they made was a huge jump in sound but still an average speaker.
Pass on them unless you're just wanting to throw away money or need target stands.
Harry

haha Thanks, I wasn't going to buy them just wanted to know about them is all.

[ben62670]

Get some Vandy's;)

[concealer404]

I think there's a set of those here, too...

http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/ele/1532964150.html

Yep, but "ours" are the S62s for $200. ;)

[mhardy6647]

Synergistics was more or less a house brand; Stereo Discounters (HQ in Timonium, MD, back in the olden days) sold 'em, e.g. They tended to use CTS cone drivers (and some, Motorola piezos) and they actually sounded better than they looked like they should.

[concealer404]

Synergistics was more or less a house brand; Stereo Discounters (HQ in Timonium, MD, back in the olden days) sold 'em, e.g. They tended to use CTS cone drivers (and some, Motorola piezos) and they actually sounded better than they looked like they should.

Yeah... that driver arrangement looks like something a 3 year old would throw together. :D