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    OT: Speaker Cabinet Motorboards

    It could be worth contacting Bob Crites to see if he will do custom Altec boards for your next project.

    Speaker Cabinets | Critesspeakers.com

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    Re: OT: Speaker Cabinet Motorboards

    50 bucks a pair, damn that's pretty much a good deal.
    I checked out their crossovers. Strange how they mostly use Iron core inductors when all I've ever heard was air core is far superior?

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    Re: OT: Speaker Cabinet Motorboards

    Thumbs up for Mr. Crites, I have done business with him, he is very nice and would probably flatpack you a set of cabs if you asked him, for a very fair price

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    Re: OT: Speaker Cabinet Motorboards

    Quote Originally Posted by cradeldorf View Post
    50 bucks a pair, damn that's pretty much a good deal.
    I checked out their crossovers. Strange how they mostly use Iron core inductors when all I've ever heard was air core is far superior?
    Depends on the crossover/design (and your personal taste)--I've heard of people replacing their solid core inductors in Model 19 crossovers with air core and not liking the results and switching back to the solid core because in that crossover they thought the solid core sounded much better than the air core.....
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