Anyone here good with electronics brands? (1 Viewer)

[Goskers07]

We bought a new house last year and it already had surround sound speakers installed. However, no one seems to know how to connect to them. I haven't found anything yet and figured I'd research a bit on the brand but I am having a hard time identifying the brand. Does anyone recognize these speakers?

A close up on the logo:

 

[SoCal_Corn]

Is that an M and E and a T ?

I dont see it on the internet



Where do the wires all run to?
Dont you have an AV Closet or something?

 

[Alcaus]

Mansoor electronics

 

[Goskers07]

Is that an M and E and a T ?

I dont see it on the internet



Where do the wires all run to?
Dont you have an AV Closet or something?

I was thinking MEI but I can't find that either.

Idk where the wires go. I haven't pulled it apart yet (was hoping to get enough info to not have to) and I can't find anywhere they come out of the walls. We don't have an AV closet.

 

[Goskers07]

Mansoor electronics

Holy shit. You're amazing. No homo (ish).

 

[vailhusker]

Mansoor Electronics Industries. Looks like they used to do car stereo stuff back in the 80s-90s. There is some listings on Ebay for the old stuff but I couldn't find anything on any new products.

 

[Jim14510]

Just take them out and put in Sonos.

 

[Dr.DrakeRamoray]

Holy shit. You're amazing. No homo (ish).

your going to need new ones homie.

 

[Goskers07]

your going to need new ones homie.

That makes me sad

 

[vailhusker]

That makes me sad

The reviews for the old stuff at least said that brand is entry-level Sparkomatic type equipment. Even if you could get them hooked up they probably wouldn't sound very good unfortunately.

 

[Skinrad]

I was thinking MEI but I can't find that either.

Idk where the wires go. I haven't pulled it apart yet (was hoping to get enough info to not have to) and I can't find anywhere they come out of the walls. We don't have an AV closet.

Where are the speakers located? Are they surrounds in your main living area like a great room? If so, does your great room have a built-in area or cubby for a TV? If you do, most built-ins speakers would have wiring that generally run towards the main TV placement area. Agree with everyone else, these speakers probably should be replaced. Quite a few options to choose from for in-walls, or in-ceiling. I have Golden Ears, but Polk, Klipsch, Def Tech, etc. are decent options that are not too expensive, but depends on what you model you choose.

 

[Irv]