Identifying loudspeaker

[agat38]

Hello, I have an old (80's) 15" loudspeaker without stiker or brand and i need help to idenfying it,
I ask to Fane, they say is an Eminence EM 15/200, when i ask Eminence they say is not our speaker.

weight is arround 17.5 lbs

Some pics:

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thanks

[stevie]

I'm pretty sure it's a Fane. Nobody else used those coloured stickers. It's probably an OEM (made for another company and not sold under the Fane brand). Could be 1980s/90s - at a guess.

[Beer of the Bass]

The six digit number looks like an EIA code, which tells you the manufacturer and date. 157 would correspond to the manufacturer and 288 would be the date (i.e February '88) If you google speaker EIA codes you can find lists of which manufacturers correspond to which number, but 157 seems to be missing from most lists.

[VTypeV4]

I'd have said it was a Fane too.. Good luck.

[agat38]

Thank you for your answers.