Altec 9861 speakers - eBay (item 260593467131 end time May-04-10 17:21:28 PDT)
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Nice! Never seen those before....
ALTEC LANSING Model 9861
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Very Nice, cabinets are in beautiful shape wonder what they will go for, they are quite rare.
Not quite as interesting, but good starter set?
Altec Lansing 9842-8D Studio Monitors W/Hangers (x2) - eBay (item 140403269168 end time May-05-10 12:46:32 PDT)
Would really love to have a pair of the passive three way crossovers from the 9861's, 1200hz & 8000hz.
Seems 1200hz is a little steep for 411-8A's.
These are pretty interesting to me too for selfish reasons. I want to know what 288B's are going for these days....:D
Pair, Vintage Altec Lansing IPC LU -1104 Horn Driver NR - eBay (item 260592722315 end time May-03-10 11:09:46 PDT)
1200 seems extremely steep for a 411. That speaker had me scratching my head
the last time it came up. Seems to have been built with all left over parts from
other speakers. The xover was a simple first order band pass between 1200 & 8000.
How 101 can you get...................
:)
These were one of the things the Japanese market wanted. The 902-8A with 811B would be much better replaced with a large format driver (say, a 288 w/511E),IMHO, if it would fit. The cabinet is probably not deep enough without cutting the backboard for the driver (sans early 846's w/ 804/806 & 811). A 500 or 800hz crossover seems fitting for the 411 in the 9861, as in the 873A Barcelona. Maybe the horn load yielded some civilization for 1200hz.
1200hz & 8000hz works for my horn loaded 515-8LF's w/ 288-8G/511E, & 802-8G (A7-500WII).
I'd wager the 411 behaves quite differently in that setup than it does in a 5-8 ft3 sealed box. I wonder if some high pass filtering was needed to prevent over-excursion in the lowest octave?Quote:
A 500 or 800hz crossover seems fitting for the 411 in the 9861, as in the 873A Barcelona. Maybe the horn load yielded some civilization for 1200hz.
Looks like the 9861's are back for a 2nd round thanks to a deadbeat winner on the first auction.
Altec 9861 speakers - eBay (item 260597861331 end time May-12-10 16:55:48 PDT)
Yup that's exactly what happened for the life of me I can't understand Why??? people bid on shit they never intend on paying for.:rolleyes:
Because ebay went out of their way to make it possible by removing seller's ability to post negative feedback for deadbeat bidders.Quote:
I can't understand Why???
In the old days you could review a bidders feedback and if they had very many negatives for bidding and NOT paying, you were privy to these bidders' potential failure to perform and could block them from bidding on your auction. It was a more level playing field and did much to encourage bidders to follow thru if they wanted to continue to do business on ebay.
Now, just like in the country as a whole, it's a deadbeat free for all.
I think that many probably do intend to pay when they place the bid, but after a little time the reality and/or remorse kicks in. There are a lot of compulsive folks out there who get caught up in the bidding, their compulsion writes checks their account can't cash.
That's why they have no business being there in the first place.When you take into account that the seller then has to go through eBay to get refunds for final sale price and such and relist more insertion fees refunds it is a PIA for the seller.All my feedbacks say the same thing Quick Payment,Fast payment,Great Communication,etc.. I take pride in maintaining a 100% positive feedback on eBay or anywhere or with anyone for that matter.
So my point or question is still valid WHY ?? People need to take into account the trouble they will put other people through.And stop being selfish with their own compulsions.Correct ? I don't know that's how I think !! :2thumbsup:
As do probably 99.9% of the regular contributors on this and similar forums. Problem is, that all of us added together only present a very small minority of the general public.Quote:
I take pride in maintaining a 100% positive feedback on eBay or anywhere or with anyone for that matter.
IMO&E, there's never been a more widespread sense of entitlement among the general public than what we're living in now. But, maybe my views are skewed.
Maybe a Smidgen, ;) :D But on things that cost a lot of money I just think people should refrain if they can't afford it, if they feel the need to bid go to the dollar store do they have one of those on eBay they seem to be everywhere these days, anyway they can bid all day long and still feel that they are in the game.;)