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    Chicane quoted:

    "I also have some other options to possibly use, to the likes of a set of 421-8 LF's and a few 411-8A LF's. But I just happened to have more 416A's than anything else..... and they are the hard ones to find information on."

    I thought I would give him the specs available on the web.

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    Hi Old Guy.

    Chicane wanted specs on 802B not 802D.

    Please do not confuse the guy.

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    Greets!

    If you're going to design based closely on T/S specs, then you need to get them measured at the average power you plan to use them at. If you just want some specs as a guide:

    21.4 Hz Fs
    36.8 ft^3 Vas
    4 Qms
    0.292 Qes
    0.27213 Qts
    12.5 ohms Re
    12.7" dia
    1.4 mH Le
    30 W Pe
    0.14" Xmax (my SWAG)

    calc'd:

    126.677"^2 Sd
    116.9943 N/A BL
    1.1024E-03 mm/N Cms
    50.175 gr Mms
    97.3 dB/W/m

    GM

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    The 411 and 421 reference was most likely to my earlier statement of having those laying around as other possible drivers to use.

    The thing is, I have found what has been presented. So I guess another question would be:

    Are the components I am asking for (or have they been) replaced/superseded by another model number ?? For instance, the 803B and the 416A ??

    There is plenty of reference to the 416A in numerous systems, but... I have yet to find any related information on this specific driver.

    I do thank you guys for the additional links. There is a lot of information there, that I wasnt prevy to before. There are no signs on the internet that point to a fair majority of the information available.

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    Hi

    Yes Altec 1993 catalogue ,

    http://www.lansingheritage.org/image...ro/1993-30.JPG

    The 416 by the 515G horn loaded speaker only.
    There is a 3000 series less efficient the voice coil is underhung but mounted in a proper cabinet sounds good.

    These models can be found at GPA or ICONIC under
    different model numbers.

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    Oops forgot.

    http://www.lansingheritage.org/image...ro/1993-36.JPG

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    Hi I quoted "less efficient the voice coil is underhung"
    I mean" overhung "

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    Hi,

    Me again;

    There's also "la creme de la creme" for live concert. These can be manufactured in the USA .
    The company is "CPC Productions" from Australia
    Altec
    Please have a look.

    http://www.cpcproductions.com/altec_lansing/index.htm

    No other sound system in the world can come close to this one.

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    Convergence- in case you didn't notice I saw my mistake and posted an apology to you.

    As far as the 802B/D link- it appears you are easily confused but i doubt the original poster was. The 802B and D have very similar specs. There are no 802b sheets archived on the web AFAIK.

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    Talking with a friend last nite, she gave me this link- has some ( but not much) info about the real old stuff- has timeline and some specs. Thought it might be useful to some here.

    http://www.wmeckle.com/INTRO/intro.htm

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