Help identifying this speaker please

Picked these up off CL from a fellow with HEAPS of vintage equipment, mostly pro stuff. I was told these were made by Westlake Audio a decade or two or more past. They appear very well made; while the enclosure is about 18" tall (woofer dust cap is about 3"), they must be pushing 50 lbs each. Drivers appear to be Dynaudio. The 'midrange' here is a Dynaudio D28SQ (marketed as a tweeter I believe), which unfortunately reads as an open circuit. I haven't gotten to the crossover yet.

Any help or insight is greatly appreciated! First attempt at linking a photo below:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/53622520@N02/15428798554/

agreed, a dynaudio mid bass driver

Can't identify that speaker but I can I identify that rock formation a couple photos to the right.

That would be Spider Rock and the next picture is Canyon de Chelly.

My wife is Navajo. Have been to both places many times.

If I needed the rock ID'd I'd ask on a different forum . But I'm glad you noticed.

Uglyhat said:

If I needed the rock ID'd I'd ask on a different forum . But I'm glad you noticed.

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^kind of a dick response, but that may be a Dynavox woofer-not cheap.

DIY? ... Really? ... I thought I remembered hearing that Westlake name on here in the past. I'm betting they were just a small company that built high-end speakers from high-quality drivers. My guess.