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January 14th, 2025, 09:45 AM
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Re: My Altec-Lansing collection
Todd, thanks for your reply.
Being new to this board, is it ok to post things for sale?
All of these pieces came from First Baptist, Fairfield, TX about 5-6 years ago. Someone had gotten into the booth and did considerable damage to the system by overdriving it. These long horns, short horns, amps and preamp all came from here. The unmarked boxes with AL speakers came from FBC, Pasadena when they did a total replacement, probably 20-25 years ago.
Presently, I use the unmarked boxes with the short horns on occasion, outside, with great results. It is usually just me using professional accompaniment tracks.
The 816a cabinets weigh close to 100 lbs, so I can't maneuver them around anymore. I really have no usage for something that size. The three long horns, I just have no way to use them. I offered them to the Freestone County Rodeo Association but they already had their system set up.
Any idea of the cost to repair the 515 8g woofers? I got no resistance on either of the coils. The cones on both are good, but one has some distortion in it. At present I have a pair of 15" EV speakers from a pair of Dietz speakers and even I could tell the difference in the sound.
Since this equipment was gifted to me, I have no idea as to the value. Most likiely the 816a cabinets, with no speakers and the three MRII594 long horns would be the only things I would sell right now. The two 515 bg hp speakers would need repair to be used in the 815a cabinets. Where could I turn to get this kind of information.
Thanks for your help.
Be blessed, DT
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You could be correct. It was at night and all I had was a small flashlight. I'll check this morning to be sure. thanks.
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oops, post went to the wrong place.
Old Guy, I will check this morning to be sure.
Be blessed, DT
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