Yes any 825/828 cabinet with a large format driver ie. 288/299 500 Hz horn/XO is an A-5
805,1005, etc...
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Yes they are if loaded with 515 woofers .
Right, big multi-cell do not an A5 make without the 515. Come to think of it, I don't recall any 416/large format multi-cell combo models.
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Right the A7-500 had 416's but they also had small format drivers as far as I can tell the A-5 were loaded with various models of 515's through the years from the original RWB 515's to the 515E or G and maybe couple others as well (GHP) etc..... But the majority I think were produced during the 515B period.Something along those lines AFAIK.
Addendum: Yes the original A-5's were 550 Lbs.But the picture Cal showed was of a 825/828 cab.
They were building/installing A5's in 1945 before the 825 cabinet was introduced, and went into the 1990's with the revised versions. I think an A5 system has been available longer than 604's.
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Did the A5 start out with the 803 woofer like the A7?
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515's always AFAIK. It's the combination of 515LF, and large format HF that make it an A5 system. FWIW, there are/were A7 versions that used 515 woofers, but had/have small format HF sections.Originally Posted by Cal Weldon
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