ELAC BS41-BK Passive Bookshelf Speakers, Black, 4"

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It is not (exactly) the old original Debut B4. I have a couple of sets of those and they use the original style of woofer and brushed vinyl. It seems to be more like the Debut 2.0 line. Curiously, it is being called the "BS41", which is the name of the old Pioneer speaker that Jones did with a 5.25" woofer. Seems to be rear ported as well.

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