with those prices im sure the amps are included
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with those prices im sure the amps are included
"those sounds to which no definite pitch can be assigned are usually classified as noise"<br />harvey fletcher-1928
Nice but I'll stick with what I have.
Is it me or are those things ugly...everytime it seems that someone does a build with Altecs involved, for sale to the public, the results are not pleasing to the eye.. I bet they sound pretty good though, I would love to hear Altecs in a MLTL cab that was designed properly... one of these days....
For me this is much more appealing.From the Lansing Heritage Site.(Widget/Ward)
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Altecs or otherwise, who would audition high-end loudspeakers in hotel/motel rooms??
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Hmm, the point I was trying to make is that relative to the other manufacturer's rooms regardless of equipment/price, the ancient Altec based system kept the room 'packed'. Otherwise, I agree, looks/design wise these are an embarrassment compared to some of Altec's consumer offerings and especially some of the DIYer's efforts.
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Audio component voyeurs mostly. Relatively few can afford many of what's being displayed. Don't know if there's still any left here in Hotlanta, but there are/were audio salons that didn't/don't let just anybody make an appointment for an audition and of course those in rural areas with no easy access.
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