Do you like blondes or redheads? I prefer the 416B. Your mileage may vary.
Do you like blondes or redheads? I prefer the 416B. Your mileage may vary.
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
Aren't your designs for profit?
GM
Loud is Beautiful if it's Clean! As always though, the usual disclaimers apply to this post's contents.
Generally yes...but this is my own personal horn set-up...as I'm building a two or three way arrangement for home use.Originally Posted by GM
Are you saying I can't seek help here...?
Kinds regards
Andrew
No, I just prefer not to go out of my way to help folks build for profit.
GM
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GM, I'm really sorry that's your position.
I work full time for a charity providing homeless people support.
For love and 'fun,' I build some cabinets for Tannoy and Lowther enthusiasts...maybe 2 or 3 a year....if that.
A few years ago, I 'discovered' Altec, and fell in love with them.
I've built ONE Altec product commercially....a Stonehenge box using GPA 604s.
Now, I'm building an ALtec horn system for MYSELF.
I'm hoping my enthusiasm for vintage horns is helpful for Oz....and I host dinners and forums to show horns etc....all out of love and for virtually no financial gain whatsoever.
Again, sorry you've made this decision...as I've valued your insights and technical knowledge from this forum when I've visited.
Kind regards.
Andrew
Andrew, I think you can say it better. Try again.
Cheers, Marshall - a nozzie.
Last edited by mah; May 20th, 2012 at 05:47 AM.
Opinion is only as valid as its verifiable supporting evidence.
I've always leaned towards the 416's specs.
??? Obviously, I'm not plus I seriously doubt you have a clue of the whys n' wherefores, so I'll give you a hint, I'm not a Democrat.
Bully for you, but fail to see how it pertains to my attitude or how I conduct my life, which you know nothing of other than whatever I've posted across many different forums and a couple of early BBs since I got on-line in '96, so with a bit of due diligence I imagine you'll find enough of mine and others audio musings to keep you and those you help occupied for many years to come.
GM
Loud is Beautiful if it's Clean! As always though, the usual disclaimers apply to this post's contents.
With the lower Fs of the 416, I'm leaning towards this model so it can provide a low bass response, aka Model 19....but want to ensure I'm not giving anything away for the front loading aspect....which is really the primary purpose of this personal project.
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