Found this on the bay. Anybody ever heard a set of these? Looks interesting, probably meant for more of a sound reinforcement application than a theater application.
Altec Lansing 9864A 515 Woofer 299 Tweeter Coaxial Duplex | eBay
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Found this on the bay. Anybody ever heard a set of these? Looks interesting, probably meant for more of a sound reinforcement application than a theater application.
Altec Lansing 9864A 515 Woofer 299 Tweeter Coaxial Duplex | eBay
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Originally Posted by Aman2
Here's the previous thread
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/f700...a-cabinet.html
Thanks, shoulda looked a little harder i guess. Their reasonably close, if he had 2 complete ones I might be more inclined but I really don't have the time to drive out there, let alone figure out how to build another cabinet! Still, one might make a pretty neat center channel.
The cabinet is big enough to put a TV on top of........ maybe too tall depending on preferance. I'd like to have a pair and put them up on legs/feet. JBL had some cabinet that they put up on short stainless legs. I'd like to do something like that with an Altec 816 cabinet, which the 9864A uses.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aman2
If my brain still works, the 9864 uses a modded 816, looks like they split the port and put half top and bottom, then turned sideways.Quote:
Originally Posted by Audio_by_Goodwill
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above is a clickable link just not in English ...Japanese HTML?
It's an 816VI or VIX...... can't remember the official designation for sure. The pictures in that link are out of proportion, Though. It's not nearly that wide looking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Guy
Edit: I think a couple of other measurements were changed too, but it's been too long since I compared, to remember what.
I think that's Japanese for "divorce horn"
The (poorly) translated page is below
Google Translate
The weirdest incarnation of the 816 is the A800. Yes, it is tapered.
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc.../2006/07/3.jpg