JBL S109 Aquarious 1V speakers with sub

The speakers in the image is a vintage JBL S109 Aquarius IV, a unique omnidirectional speaker system first released in the 1970s. These speakers are known for their distinctive design and room-filling sound.  Key Features and Design Omnidirectional Sound: The Aquarius IV was engineered to diffuse sound in multiple directions (360 degrees) to create an expansive sound field, rather than a narrow "sweet spot" typical of other speaker designs. Driver Configuration: It is a 2-way system featuring specific drivers: Woofer: An 8-inch LE8T-2 cone unit mounted horizontally and firing upward into a radial horn. Tweeter: A 2-inch LE20-1 tweeter, located on the upper rear panel and also loaded by a radial horn. Controls: The control panel visible in the image features a rotary dial labeled "FREQUENCY LEVEL" which is a high-frequency L-pad attenuator, allowing users to adjust the treble output to match their room and preferences. Aesthetics: The speakers feature a slim, columnar design with a genuine walnut satin wood veneer finish, appealing to mid-century modern aesthetics.  Collectibility Due to their innovative design and vintage appeal, these speakers are considered a rare and collectible item in the audio community. Restored pairs can sell for a significant amount on collector's markets.  Collection only, delivery maybe available depending on distance