Bowtie is correct. 601 was a field coil 15. LATER Altec reused the number on a 12 with tweeter.
People trying to throw together the timeline without full research did not know that.
At least nobody confuses the 803 woofer with the 803 multicell. But that's another post, and why the 803B and 416A are essentially the same speaker.
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
"The Western Electric 12A and Western Electric 13A horns"
were supposed to be used together.
maybe joe will stop by and tell us more.
guns kill people,
like spoons made rush limbaugh,
fat ....
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- Mike
maybe joe tell us whats up w/that wrench.
(on/off?)
a zep tune -
guns kill people,
like spoons made rush limbaugh,
fat ....
WRT to we 555 & wooden horns, it is 100% accurate. My pair of 12a & 13a horns were fitted with the aforementioned drivers.
These were indeed made by the Victor company. They are early, made of fitted lumber, not plywood.
The time line in question mentions NOTHING about 12a and 13a horns. The time line in question refers to the 555w as a wood horn, which i am quite certain it is not.WRT to we 555 & wooden horns, it is 100% accurate.
I would love to see a wood version of this and stand corrected:
555.jpg
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