Apparently, MRII 594As are quite rare.
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omg Ro808 a 10.5 ft3 boxz ifs fricken huge!!!!
Size is relative I guess, at ~30 ft^3 these were 'fricken' huge before chainsawing ~10 ft^3 out of them: GM with Altec '''sub''' | GM210 | Flickr
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Hmm, lowest is 700 Hz, so not in the same league as 500 Hz Altec/GPA, so guess an XO point needs to be spec'd.
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Personally, I'd (like to) try this one... on the MRII 594 and many other horns.
Changes are, it would work well. At least, it's also got a radial phase plug.
The specified 700Hz minimum XO freq. (for PA) translates in 500Hz, probably even lower, at home.
Changes are, it would work well. At least, it's also got a radial phase plug.
The specified 700Hz minimum XO freq. (for PA) translates in 500Hz, probably even lower, at home.
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I will just find a 1" to 1.4" adapter and run the altec 808-8b with the MRII 564 horns. Being able to play down to 500hz seems interesting.
I 'grew up' with 350, 500 Hz and the M19's 1200 Hz sound like mush mids to me, but is the most popular Altec by far, so what do I know. 🙁
I mean seriously; listen to one with the horn disconnected, to me it's kind of like listening to an old upright washing machine sloshing with a max load.
GM
I mean seriously; listen to one with the horn disconnected, to me it's kind of like listening to an old upright washing machine sloshing with a max load.
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My own horns are slightly bigger than the MRII 594.
Total depth -0.75 cm
Mouth height +9.5cm
Mouth width +3cm.
The mouth is more akin to a JBL Bi-Radial though.
I'll post some pics one of these days.
Total depth -0.75 cm
Mouth height +9.5cm
Mouth width +3cm.
The mouth is more akin to a JBL Bi-Radial though.
I'll post some pics one of these days.
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No, these were once ordered by a local audio engineer/entrepreneur and inherited by his business partner/friend who builds custom cabs.
So far I haven't been able to ID the manufacturer.
These are well made fiberglass horns, somewhat similar to Community.
They look similar, but identical, to some of the bigger EAW horns.
About 30% bigger than the horn on top of the stack in the first image and probably closer in size to the mid/high horn of the MQV 1394e in the 2nd and 3rd pic.
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Yes, circa 2003 IIRC and guess I look that way because I 'are' one since age 12, though never in a club/gang/whatever nor can actually ride unless it was a three wheeler [gag] and much balder and pretty much 'dirty' white beard nowadays.
Apparently my looks haven't changed much though, I was at a birthday party for a 95 yr old friend the other day and a couple I haven't seen in 22 yrs were openly shocked that I didn't look much different WRT skin, etc., wise.
Summers here are so freaking hot/miserable due to high humidity [heat index was 102 degF today] that I wear a Van Dyke half the year.
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Apparently my looks haven't changed much though, I was at a birthday party for a 95 yr old friend the other day and a couple I haven't seen in 22 yrs were openly shocked that I didn't look much different WRT skin, etc., wise.
Summers here are so freaking hot/miserable due to high humidity [heat index was 102 degF today] that I wear a Van Dyke half the year.
GM
Here is his measurements, the resistance and the reactance are out of control under 530hz... and it is a 200hz horn.
