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In Reply to: Bozak Symphony update posted by darterboy on March 21, 2005 at 09:48:23:
These are like my Moorish set. My cabinets were built under license from Bozak in Canada. The distributor imported th speaker kits and licensed the cabinets, name etc. This is/was fairly common with US speaker manufacturers selling offshore. I noticed that the tweeters are front mounted on the ones in the photo and mounted flat. Mine are each has an angled offset with half left and half right. Other sets I've seen and remember in the US were rear mounted and offset. Wonder if these are a different vintage or possibly were licensed for the cabinets offshore and the cabinet maker did a mod. The trim and base on these do match mine. I will pull my brochures but I seem to remember the 3 arch design was that used for the Concert Grands and the 2 arch as seen here was for the Symphonys. Also, making me wonder if these are made under license is what appears to be a template on the left side in the photo. Has the Symphony driver layout but there is not enough material on the left side to be a baffle board.The Canadian cabinets are indistinquisable from those produced by Ct. But there is a pair of Symphonys reportedly floating somewhere in Toronto that was made using 100% teak and built by the distributor on custom order. The distributor has long since gone oout of business and I've never been able to find a lead to the princiapls of the company.
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