[QUOTE=Jennifer WhiteWolf;1826965]
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[QUOTE=Jennifer WhiteWolf;1826965]
Cradeldorf, If you are really interested in the 604C, perhaps we can still make a deal. If your cash shy for the moment, but have some coming in the reasonable future, please email me. I really want this to go to a GOOD home where it will be appreciated and lovingly used. Ive had it for almost 2 decades, always kept in a closet, cone down on a shelf. Years ago I found it mounted in a plywood box with real heavy '50s style grill cloth, sufficiently thick and stiff so that it served as good protection. The cab was basically a home-made hunk of junk, with no reinforcement or stiffening and a terrible finish, and it was made worse by having been built from the cheapest construction grade plywood that buzzed and rattled from loose laminations and void inclusions. The cabinet was re-cycled into shelving, so it did not go to waste, and the driver has been waiting fro a proper home since. Had I not just lucked into the JBL NOS drivers/horns/lens etc, this Altec would have been FINALLY due for a new cabinet this winter. It took a while, but I finally got the last bits a pieces to assemble the vintage mono system i have wanted for years....and now that we are getting older, husband and I are looking at the huge list of unfinished projects he have accumulated over the past decades, and all the collected items, and realizing that we won't be able to do it all, so are starting to thin out the projects and collection. We dont really need 2 different mono speakers, and don't have the room either.
Photos will be taken this weekend...and I'll get a link up when I get them into Photobucket.
I don't know what year it is....Perhaps you can identify that from photos, coming up this weekend...
Got some photos of the 604-C. The first one is now loaded at photobucket. More will come along later tonight.... Please note the cardboard gasket is two layers thick, The layer against the driver frame is intact, but the layer above that was loose, and when I took this driver off the baffle panel, some of the segments were actually missing! They could be easily replicated with some thick mat-board and an exacto blade. The segments that I do have are shown in the cone view photo, that will be uploaded soon...to start with here is a close up the label area...
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g8...C/DSCN0550.jpg
As soon as the moderator approves the post with the image URL, you can see the first photo....more will come very soon...Jennifer
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc.../2011/11/5.jpg
Instead of using the URL I just did image code, and this loaded right away with no review needed. More following soon...
What's to review Jen ? Post away.As long as everything is either Altec or Altec related your good to go ! :wink2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jennifer WhiteWolf
When I posted with a URL in the message, an automatic window popped up saying the message would be posted after review by a moderator. Then I re-posted with the IMG file link, and the post and photo went up instantly. I am sure this is a software setting that looks for URLS before automatically putting up a given post..No big deal! Here are the rest of the photos...Please note that when I removed the driver from the baffle it was mounted to long ago, that the fiber gasket had already separated into 2 distinct layers, and that a segment of the outer layer was actually missing. I have the loose outer segments in the photo with the front of the driver. It would be easy to make up the remaining segment of gasket with thick matt-board and a sharp exacto blade. I'll have to look more closely to see if I can find that date stamp, but it may be so faint or gone, that I cannot find it. At least I did not see it when just looking over the driver, but now that I know what to look for, and where, I'll give it another look.. In any event it is indeed a "C" version, and should match another "C" pretty well....
THIS ITEM HAS BEEN SOLD !
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc.../2011/11/7.jpg
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc.../2011/11/8.jpg
There are no holes in the surround, that blotch, and the lighter spots, is some fuzzy stuff stuck to to the rubberized coating on the surround. It should be carefully cleaned before mounting. I choose to leave it for now, to minimize the stresses applied to the surround to just one cleaning before install, rather then taking any risk to work on it multiple times.
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc.../2011/11/9.jpg
Cheers,
Jennifer
I never seen a rubber surround on the cone like that on a C either.IIRC they were paper surrounds.Has this been reconed at some point ?
Posters should give a general idea of their item location so that prospective buyers can consider shipping/moving costs.
Current shipping costs can be a real deal breaker, or maker if buyer and seller are close.
Just sayin........................