Heybrook HB2 speakers Owned by me from new in the early 1980s. Not used for many years but still work well and look good. I replaced one of the mid/bass drivers after the cone surround of the original driver became detached. The replacement driver is a different make/model to the original but sounds fine. I also made a preventative repair on the other mid/bass driver by glueing the cone surround to prevent it detaching. The Heybrook HB2 much admired design is perhaps a little odd in mounting the drivers in front of the baffle thus providing little support for the cone surround. The two mesh dome tweeters have survived without any dents or damage and still sound good. There are no foam covers to go on the front of the units, they fell apart many years ago. However Im convinced that the speakers sound better without them. The velcro strips used to secure the foam covers originally are intact but detached in several places. The wood veneer on both speakers is in good condition and of acceptable colour with only a few shallow scratches on the undersides of the units, and minor damage to four of the eight rear corners. The speakers weigh about 9 Kg each and are about 16 high, 9 wide and 8 deep. The speakers still feel reassuringly solid. Ive given both speakers a good dust, and polished the veneer. COLLECTION ONLY

Heybrook HB2 speakers Owned by me from new in the early 1980s. Not used for many years but still work well and look good. I replaced one of the mid/bass drivers after the cone surround of the original driver became detached. The replacement driver is a different make/model to the original but sounds fine. I also made a preventative repair on the other mid/bass driver by glueing the cone surround to prevent it detaching. The Heybrook HB2 much admired design is perhaps a little odd in mounting the drivers in front of the baffle thus providing little support for the cone surround. The two mesh dome tweeters have survived without any dents or damage and still sound good. There are no foam covers to go on the front of the units, they fell apart many years ago. However Im convinced that the speakers sound better without them. The velcro strips used to secure the foam covers originally are intact but detached in several places. The wood veneer on both speakers is in good condition and of acceptable colour with only a few shallow scratches on the undersides of the units, and minor damage to four of the eight rear corners. The speakers weigh about 9 Kg each and are about 16 high, 9 wide and 8 deep. The speakers still feel reassuringly solid. Ive given both speakers a good dust, and polished the veneer. COLLECTION ONLY

Heybrook HB2 speakers Owned by me from new in the early 1980s. Not used for many years but still work well and look good. I replaced one of the mid/bass drivers after the cone surround of the original driver became detached. The replacement driver is a different make/model to the original but sounds fine. I also made a preventative repair on the other mid/bass driver by glueing the cone surround to prevent it detaching. The Heybrook HB2 much admired design is perhaps a little odd in mounting the drivers in front of the baffle thus providing little support for the cone surround. The two mesh dome tweeters have survived without any dents or damage and still sound good. There are no foam covers to go on the front of the units, they fell apart many years ago. However Im convinced that the speakers sound better without them. The velcro strips used to secure the foam covers originally are intact but detached in several places. The wood veneer on both speakers is in good condition and of acceptable colour with only a few shallow scratches on the undersides of the units, and minor damage to four of the eight rear corners. The speakers weigh about 9 Kg each and are about 16 high, 9 wide and 8 deep. The speakers still feel reassuringly solid. Ive given both speakers a good dust, and polished the veneer. COLLECTION ONLY

Heybrook HB2 speakers Owned by me from new in the early 1980s. Not used for many years but still work well and look good. I replaced one of the mid/bass drivers after the cone surround of the original driver became detached. The replacement driver is a different make/model to the original but sounds fine. I also made a preventative repair on the other mid/bass driver by glueing the cone surround to prevent it detaching. The Heybrook HB2 much admired design is perhaps a little odd in mounting the drivers in front of the baffle thus providing little support for the cone surround. The two mesh dome tweeters have survived without any dents or damage and still sound good. There are no foam covers to go on the front of the units, they fell apart many years ago. However Im convinced that the speakers sound better without them. The velcro strips used to secure the foam covers originally are intact but detached in several places. The wood veneer on both speakers is in good condition and of acceptable colour with only a few shallow scratches on the undersides of the units, and minor damage to four of the eight rear corners. The speakers weigh about 9 Kg each and are about 16 high, 9 wide and 8 deep. The speakers still feel reassuringly solid. Ive given both speakers a good dust, and polished the veneer. COLLECTION ONLY