Selecting the right power supply for a tower speaker(Philips)

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Hello! I got a tower speaker form my uncle and not very fimilar with audio systems, I don't know how to revive this 3 feet tower speaker.. I'll just attach the photo of the speaker.. Please help me to bring back it to live
 
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Get a $15 multimeter (auto part stores, Walmart, etc), and check what is the impedance of disconnected speakers. Cut the wires between other speakers as well, and check their impedance as well. I doubt all were connected in parallel.

As for how it will sound - who knows... The enclosure does not seem to be acoustically isolated, so I would say these were PA-style speakers, not "Hi-Fi". As for amp - places like PartsExpress and Amazon sell a lot of under-$50 amps for one to play with.
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Yo thanks for taking the time to reply to my thread really appreciate it.. Actually I want to used it as my Pc speakers... Please help if you have soln... Heres the link to the pictures
https://i.imgur.com/ItJdlQa.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/Lxn60fD.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/PIui627.jpg
The label is quite unvisible
 
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I opened the box out of curiosity and these is a what I found.. https://i.imgur.com/MBginAf.jpg
Two speakers are marked ' X' and the inscriptions on it are "257 00602
TP 628"
 
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Haha this might be from wwII... Just wanted to know what this thing sounds.. Between should I connect the disconnected wires from the other two speakers(marked X)?.... Any suggestions on not very expensive amp wanted to give it go

 
Get a $15 multimeter (auto part stores, Walmart, etc), and check what is the impedance of disconnected speakers. Cut the wires between other speakers as well, and check their impedance as well. I doubt all were connected in parallel.

As for how it will sound - who knows... The enclosure does not seem to be acoustically isolated, so I would say these were PA-style speakers, not "Hi-Fi". As for amp - places like PartsExpress and Amazon sell a lot of under-$50 amps for one to play with.
 
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