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Another Griffin Masterpiece!
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Maybe Music Millennium?I'm really itching to buy some old school LP's Any places to go?
Definitely beautiful setup! Lots of people still raves these Altecs. My friend had a Klipsch Corwall. He sold it and bought the Altec.Back in the "old days" my stereo set-up was a Phillips turntable, an Akai tube tape deck, a Fisher tube tuner/amp with ~20 watts per side, and a pair of Altec A-7 Voice of the Theater cabs.
Crossovers at 500Hz.
Nobody ever complained about sound quality.
You never felt like the sound was being "blasted" at you from a point, the sound was "just there" around you.
When the woofers have a 1/2" of cone excursion the dynamics don't disappear.
Great. We might go to Portland later.Maybe Music Millennium?
Yeah, today many would add a center channel sub-woofer, the VOT starts to roll off at ~40Hx.Definitely beautiful setup! Lots of people still raves these Altecs. My friend had a Klipsch Corwall. He sold it and bought the Altec.
Excellent statistics. Matched made in heaven is the key. I am considering changing my main woofer driver. a 6.5 inch speaker (driver only) something like this (but not a full range).Yeah, today many would add a center channel sub-woofer, the VOT starts to roll off at ~40Hx.
To really enjoy them you need a room big enough to get back away from the cabs 20' or more, it's just the nature of the bass reflex/exponential horn-loaded cabinet.
Disappointing they dont make speakers like these anymore same as your Altecs.
They have lots of 15", 12", 10". Not 8".Oh but they do.
Great Plains Audio still makes several of the old Altec speakers and HF drivers.
They have the original tooling to produce new product.
https://greatplainsaudio.com/