Self explanatory when you see the EVM basket/frame.
Altec Lansing LF 15'' Speaker AL15W 815-3231 (NOS) | eBay
An Altec From The Buchanan Michigan Factory
Self explanatory when you see the EVM basket/frame.
Altec Lansing LF 15'' Speaker AL15W 815-3231 (NOS) | eBay
Not all vegetables make good leaders.
I saw the two auctions for these the other day. It's funny that you post about it now, as I was just about to do the same.Originally Posted by bowtie427ss
Any knowledge here on them? Are they a rebadged EV or something only marketed under the Altec name? How do they perform, and for what market/function?
Audio_by_Goodwill
Michigan, USA
It could be a re-badged EVM 15L, it has the same "classic" or "black label" type EVM motor which has a bumped backplate versus the flat backplate of the EVM 15B.
Not all vegetables make good leaders.
It IS a rebadged EV. AFAIK were not sold separately but were used in some subs. Not 15 L though...much higher xMax see surround.
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Ahhhhhhhh yes, the old and wise one dispenses much knowledge on this board.
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Not all vegetables make good leaders.
I didn't know they were worth auctioning... I threw 4 pairs of those out and gave two pairs away in January. They didn't have an altec nameplate though so they were just EV junk. I had the same shallow cone version as the auction, Can't remember the ev number but when I looked up the response it had that same awful MF breakup.
Heck, they even give a spec for the "bump" in the backplate. (thickness of backplate at voice coil)
Not all vegetables make good leaders.
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