One-of-a-kind Altec....(?)

[GM]

No web calculators I'm aware of, but this freeware will allow up to ten drivers: http://www.linearteam.dk/default.aspx?pageid=winisdpro

[GM]

So convert them to metric.

[LICORNE]

Thanks. That's the program I have. I will erase the old one and reinstall it with imperial units.

Thanks

[LICORNE]

It works but very sensitive. For 2 416 8B the cabinet has to be 23 cubic feet. In other words
with a 511 E horn and a 288 driver. Were talking
200 LBS pounds.

Thanks but not for now.

[GM]

Well, for a T/S max flat, it will be quite large, heavy, but the Onken W size is considerably smaller/less heavy if you don't do the sand filled walls. Note too that the other 416 models will make for a smaller cab.

Why the need to erase/re-install the program? I mean all you need do is click on the various units in the driver editor till you get whatever you want, then type in the new value and save your corrections.

[LICORNE]

yes i know. I haven't used it in severall months.
A little rusty that's all.

But imagine what these cabs would sound like.

With a special made to order steel mounted rack to top it all.

Wow!

[ngccglp]

Hi Russ,

Do you think you can post a better scan of the rod steward picture? I like collecting pictures of musicians with Altec/JBL.

Thanks.

[ngccglp]

Can we use 2x515E in place of the 2x416 in the Onken box or 2 x M19 box?

Thanks

[GM]

Yes, it just won't have as much bass without some form of EQ.

[ngccglp]

Thanks GM. I thought so too, I tried to plot the reponse of a 450 litres box with 2x416 vs 2x515. Probably need some low pass EQ to flatten out the reponse. Or wait for 4x416s...