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Ts would stand for technical sheet. In this site there's TL letters . The one your looking for is not on this site. It has to do with active crossovers and amplifiers.
There has been a lot of explanations on the Web.
The most popular active XO these days is the Behringer unit. It has all the slopes, EQ, GAIN ajustment.
Sorry about the TS-2 tech letter. Perhaps someone else has one copy.
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I've seen TS2 on eBay, but nowhere else. Online Altec biamp lit is skimpy, with a little in the
'74 and '75 MI catalogs.
The ad shows TS2 as a 12p booklet called "The perfectionist's approach to music reproduction".
<font color="#FFFFFF" size="1">[ November 23, 2007 01:44 AM: Message edited by: bfish ]</font>
Can anyone direct me to a site where I can download this?
quindecima: Is there a reason why you must have a copy of this Altec pamphlet? Is there a question maybe the collective can answer. There are a lot very knowledgeable technical people on this forum.
Years ago, I had a copy of this pamphlet, but I tossed it. I had no idea that this freebie would be valuable to someone, people are willing to pay money for it, otherwise I would've save it.
I thought it would hold useful info on how to bi amp my system and weather or not I am interested in doing it.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I bi-amped a 2 414-8A, 806/811, and an EV T350 using an analog Decorsey Labs active crossover at 800hz & 7kHz. I would say go for it. Even non-sound oriented people was amazed at the sound and they think I am a genius audio engineer, when all I built was the cabinets.Quote:
Originally posted by quindecima:
I thought it would hold useful info on how to bi amp my system and weather or not I am interested in doing it.
Rod Elliot's site has some very good biamp info;
Biamp pt 1
Biamp pt 2
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