Nifty!
I am no expert (and stacks of horns are always great to see) , but seems like there is some FR redundancy there.
In other words, I'd wonder if that was actually setup and crossed over with some intention, or, if just stacked up for visual effect. (?)
Now that you mention it, their scale does seem a bit grand for 511's.I am wondering if those are 311-90's rather than 511's?
Not all vegetables make good leaders.
Blew up the pic an the dividers are thick ala 311.:2thumbsup:
As far as stacking, they prolly didn't know any better. things were pre computer and a lot less sophisticated then.
Or could be the 203's were used to punch the vocal to the back. Common practice.
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
The 203 was always my favorite 300Hz. Altec multicellular for living room horn mania. The imaging from the narrow pattern horn is really good.
The ports on the 825's are, well, wide open as they can be.
Every one I saw back then was. No computer programs to figure tuning.Originally Posted by aeyb701
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
In the picture the cabinets are missing the lower (in this orientation) baffle board, so the ports are larger than stock, Though. It looks like the board was removed to mount the horn, but then the horn wasn't mounted in the cabinet so the port ends up being extra large.Every one I saw back then was. No computer programs to figure tuning.
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