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    Re: Any recommendations internal speaker wire?

    Hi Kipduff,

    I have heard other ALTEC systems. Here is " my " opinion. Its almost impossible to beat the drivers, cost-versus-performance, of ALTEC or GPA.

    However, very few ALTEC owners ever hear the full potential. There are always serious bottlenecks, to my ears, typically its the amplification, wiring, and overall implementation, versus whats really possible. Straighten that out, and she FLIES !!

    A person just needs to hear it RIGHT, only one time, and they easily understand.... will never forget.

    ON wire, shorter lengths, I think I mentioned multiples and divisors, ....somewhere in my posting. Divisors would be.... 28 1/2 inches, 14 1/4 , and 7 1/8ths inches as an example.

    Yes, October 6, 7 and 8th at Denver, RMAF. You should come, from what you posted, it will be GOOD experience for you to take in. There will be well over 200 Demo rooms.

    My friend Dennis will be running GPA 604s in excellent MLTL enclosures, with the basic wiring I just detailed for Forum readers. His latest 2017 amps and phono are cool to hear !! . Many other rooms will be good.

    Hopefully, this year MBL from Germany will be there. They have a $500K electrostatic / hybrid speaker and a lovely sounding solid state amp system, WAY outta my price range, ,that is ALWAYS a pleasure to experience directly. First class.

    Jeff
    Last edited by LowOhms; June 20th, 2017 at 01:58 PM.

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