Can anyone tell me

[mccullek]

What these are? Just got a new Humvee and I know this is the radio station, but what are the two objects in the pictures?

 

[MarkM]

They are military speakers.

Mark

 

[juanprado]

Common LS671 speakers typically used in a Sincgars radio set up.

 

[Autonomy_Lost]

Please dont call it a hummer

 

[mccullek]

Please dont call it a hummer

Corrected!

 

[Autonomy_Lost]

Corrected!

Everyone gets ONE pass haha!

 

[Mullaney]

Please dont call it a hummer

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Unless you use that word at the DMV when attempting an on-road title.

 

[mccullek]

Are these things of any value? I'm probably going to remove the radio stand and these speakers. Will just toss them unless they have some value? Can they be wired into a normal radio or anything?

 

[juanprado]

Speakers are out there and I am not aware of a civy use or conversion. I would be interested in the 2 blue dust caps and the mounts with long bolts for the speakers.

The trays set with feet would probably fetch $75+ and should be easy to sell here on the classifieds as in most trucks they are removed during the demill process.

 

[Autonomy_Lost]

I wouldn't throw anything out, its worth something to someone. I'm sure they could be converted for civilian use with a little effort.

 

[springer1981]

Are these speakers capable of working with the Vic-3? Without any other radio devices?

 

[86humv]

Are these speakers capable of working with the Vic-3? Without any other radio devices?

No.

 

[Bulldogger]

Are these things of any value? I'm probably going to remove the radio stand and these speakers. Will just toss them unless they have some value? Can they be wired into a normal radio or anything?

Online auction sites will give some idea of their value, to help you set an asking price. I bought one a few years ago to use in my HMMWV. Someone will buy them. I might buy another if the price was right.
BDGR

 

[MarkM]

5K sounds fair. Lol

 

[springer1981]

The problem with online auctions is people look at what other people are ASKING and not what they are actually SELLING for to determine price. One guy ask $1000 for a $50 item and then everyone else thinks it's worth $1000 and that isn't the case. You have to look under Completed auctions and see what some have actually sold for.

 

[Coug]

The problem with online auctions is people look at what other people are ASKING and not what they are actually SELLING for to determine price. One guy ask $1000 for a $50 item and then everyone else thinks it's worth $1000 and that isn't the case. You have to look under Completed auctions and see what some have actually sold for.

It's a huge issue at garage sales that nobody seems to understand this concept.

 

[juanprado]

and 5-6 years ago no one would even want to buy anything hmmwv unless it could be re-purposed......

 

[MarkM]

And 5 or six years ago the HMMWVs could be had at a far better price and in better shape than most of the gear they are releasing now.

Mark