No its a 2" throat so you would need an adaptor. Its a shame, because these horns are so smooth, they have almost no horn sound, and as large as they are work very well even in small spaces.Originally Posted by Elitopus1
No its a 2" throat so you would need an adaptor. Its a shame, because these horns are so smooth, they have almost no horn sound, and as large as they are work very well even in small spaces.
I'm always on the lookout for a pair of JBL 2440/2441. If I ever find a pair of those I will keep those Klipsch horns in mind
My favorite would be the 329, followed by the 311, but unless you plan on mortgaging your house, probably out of the question.
MRII594A are pretty good.
www.greatplainsaudio.com/downloads/MRII594A.pdf
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
329's are definitely expensive. 311 can be had for cheaper. Do you prefer the 311-60 or 311-90? The 60 are cheaper but it seems like too small of a dispersion pattern.
I'll check out those Mantarays. I had some JBL 2360's before. Those looked like the bigger MR horns. And I liked them.
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Looks like I can get a pair of MR594 for around 300$ plus shipping. Thats just slightly less than a pair of 311-60.
I'd like a pair of 805 or 1005 to play around with, but those are going for much more.
I wish more people around here had Altec gear laying around. I live in the nation's oldest city, and there isn't much old stuff except for buildings and the forts.
I have pairs of:
311-90's
1505B's
MRII 594's
MR94's
ALL of them sound really good IMHO
I would say of the 3 for home/close range use, the 311's
The MR94's have excellent long range throw / sound.
MRII's are very good in the home, esp if your really close to the speakers
Never had a chance to listen to or let alone own 329's...one day maybe :-)
I did have smaller format JBL horns (similar to the MRII's), combined with the 2445J's and didn't think that much of them
Thats a nice variety of horns you have there BigScott!
When using the 311-90 horns, what drivers and xover frequency did you use?
288-8K and a N500-8H network on a 817A LF horn w/515-8G's
Pretty sweet sound
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