Loudspeakers Collection

Illustration, stereo system

Hammond organ (litho)
6009425 Hammond organ (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Hammond organ. Illustration for See How It Works)

Leslie speaker cabinet owned by James Brown, ca. 1968. Creator: Unknown
A Leslie type 122 speaker cabinet covered in black vinyl and trimmed with silver roping. Red vinyl letters outlined with brass colored metal rivets form the letters " J B" on the front of

Tweeters used as part of a DJ setup, 1990s. Creator: Also / Miyako Technology Co
A set six tweeters or speakers attached to a metal front plate made by Miyako. Each tweeter is secured to the plate by four screws (one screw is missing)

Speaker used as part of a DJ setup, 1970s. Creator: Altec Lansing
A speaker made by Altec. The speaker is rectangular in shape and is painted black. The top of the front of the speaker concaves inward, towards the back

Tweeter box speakers used as part of a DJ setup, 1970s. Creator: Unknown
Tweeter box speakers. The tweeters or speakers, five in total, are surrounded by a leather box. The top of the box has a handle and each corner of the box is protected by a metal edge

Horn speaker used as part of a DJ setup, 1970s. Creator: Cerwin-Vega
A Cerwin-Vega horn speaker. The speaker front is rectangular in shape and painted orange. The sides of the front concave in towards the middle to create a cone shape

Cyanide Sid Cooper, wrestler, talking to members of the crowd. Date: 1980s

China-School-Dog
A dog stands next to loudspeakers as he watches schoolchildren on their way to the Shiniuzhai Puan Center Primary School in Pingjiang County in Chinas Hunan Province

Illustration, two speakers

NFS fire force No. 34 District fire control unit, Northwood
District fire control unit, located at Pinner Road, Northwood, Middlesex. Showing the communications aerial erected and loudspeakers on the drivers cab

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"Unleashing the Power of Sound: Exploring the World of Loudspeakers" From illustrations to stereo systems, they have been an integral part of our lives. Cyanide Sid Cooper, known for his thunderous wrestling moves, would surely appreciate the booming sound that these speakers produce. And who can forget the iconic Hammond organ litho with its accompanying Leslie speaker cabinet owned by none other than James Brown himself in 1968? Fast forward to the 1990s and we see tweeters becoming a crucial component of DJ setups, courtesy of Miyako Technology Co and Also. These tiny yet mighty devices added a new dimension to music experiences. But let's not overlook Altec Lansing's contribution with their powerful speakers used in DJ setups during the groovy 1970s. The horn speakers created by Cerwin-Vega were another game-changer during this era, delivering unparalleled audio quality that made every beat resonate through your soul. Whether it was at a Metropolitan Police centenary celebration in Hyde Park or even at China-School-Dog events, these speakers ensured no one missed out on any action. Speaking of action, wings Palestine-Certificates Flying School on April 21 took flight with loudspeakers amplifying every thrilling moment, and is incredible how these devices have evolved over time but continue to serve as reliable companions in various settings. So next time you attend a concert or enjoy your favorite tunes at home, take a moment to appreciate the innovation behind those loudspeakers that bring music to life – from Cyanide Sid Cooper's wrestling ring to James Brown's electrifying performances and beyond.