Mantaray's for sale on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/Altec-Lansing-M...ItemQQimsxZ20090118?IMSfp=TL090118116007r5082
http://cgi.ebay.com/Altec-Lansing-M...ItemQQimsxZ20090118?IMSfp=TL090118116007r5082
An awesome system in at least a small auditorium/cinema size room when combined with an appropriate 'sub' system such as four 8184s or similar.
GM
GM
Cal Weldon said:
and another! -
2 MRII 594A High Frequency Horns
2 299 High Frequency Drivers
2 8256 LF Cabinets with 2 ea 3156 LF Speakers
1 Altec 1632 Stereo Two-Way Crossover Network 500Hz
1 Altec 9442A Two Channel Power Amplifier (HF)
1 Altec 9444B Two Channel Power Amplifier (LF)
- No Cables and Connectors are included
Original Dealer Cost over $8,000
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...s=algo=SI&its=I%2BIA&itu=IA%2BUCI&otn=4&ps=41
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Super Size Me!...Altec 819?
"ALTEC designed for 4 - 15" drivers, marine ply cabinets that weighed in at half a ton a piece, stood 6 feet wide, almost 4 feet deep & a yard tall. Each of these woofers carried four 15-inch JBL LANSING D140 loudspeakers (what happened to the 515's?) . The tweeters consisted of 4 x 2-Cell Mantaray MR64's & 2 x 10-Cell Altec Horns. For many years throughout Southern Africa this system was collectively referred to as the WOODSTOCK BINS. They became regular features at most of the Township & open-air Wits Campus & Folk festival Music events...often free-of-charge - the genuine article from HANLEY SOUND INC. of MEDFORD MASS, USA..."
http://www.3rdearmusic.com/hyarchive/hiddenyearsstory/pasafari.html
"ALTEC designed for 4 - 15" drivers, marine ply cabinets that weighed in at half a ton a piece, stood 6 feet wide, almost 4 feet deep & a yard tall. Each of these woofers carried four 15-inch JBL LANSING D140 loudspeakers (what happened to the 515's?) . The tweeters consisted of 4 x 2-Cell Mantaray MR64's & 2 x 10-Cell Altec Horns. For many years throughout Southern Africa this system was collectively referred to as the WOODSTOCK BINS. They became regular features at most of the Township & open-air Wits Campus & Folk festival Music events...often free-of-charge - the genuine article from HANLEY SOUND INC. of MEDFORD MASS, USA..."
http://www.3rdearmusic.com/hyarchive/hiddenyearsstory/pasafari.html
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Cal Weldon said:
Ah! OK, then the one in #337 is the real one. I never understood why they reused model numbers on completely different designs.
GM
Crossover Input
GM, as always your input is much appreciated...In my case...where would you recommend the upper to MF MR64 horn and lower to 8184 Sub crossover points and slope be if using 515b's in 817 cabs? Also, do you have a favorite driver for the MR64, 288c, 299, or?
Thanks in advance
GM said:
GM, as always your input is much appreciated...In my case...where would you recommend the upper to MF MR64 horn and lower to 8184 Sub crossover points and slope be if using 515b's in 817 cabs? Also, do you have a favorite driver for the MR64, 288c, 299, or?
Thanks in advance
