Hallwalker

"You got Tuba" nice when it's time I am going to build a Tuba36 36" wide double 15" version ....be careful I hear them subs do destructive things to homes .

Just leave em gray adds vintage charm !!!

djk Thank you very much for the info,they are the same horns noted in the drawing .This is going to help me out very much ,again thank you . Tony

I dissasembled the horn from the rear enclosure everything is nice and clean ,lenses and drivers are all EV .. The horn lenses are the EV HP series and the compression driver is a DH1A for the highs..will add pics and more info as I go along.Islander they are a two way the highs go from 20KHz to the recomended 500Hz still need to find out about the midbass frequencies.Once I have refurbished the MB cabinets going to assemble them all and hook them up to my DBX 4800 rack drive and enter the crossover parameters see what I come up with .

Just picked these up the other day dont know much about them only that they were part of 6 in a movie theater that was torn down ,They have a HF/MB spade connection on the side , the MB driver looks to be a 12".The Horns are all Fiberglass and gelcoated ,the horn lens measures 46x26x29 I have tested them and all the drivers work,going to start cleaning them up and open up the MB cabinet and remove it so i can refurbish it .

This is what 12 JTR Growlers and 4 Ambassador top look like

Richard Long the noted audio designer who would later create the sound system for Larry Levans "Paradise Garage." Having a large loft space allowed Mancuso to purchase two pairs of Klipschorn ® loudspeakers in 1966-67. The three-way horn loaded speakers were huge units that needed to be placed in a corner and had a frequency response of 33hz-17khz. The Klipschorn's ® are known for their efficiency and ability to play clearly at loud levels. These were mated to a McIntosh amp and pre-amp and two AR (Acoustic Research) turntables.In the beginning there was no mixer so Mancuso merely switched turntables by using the "phono 1" and "phono 2" switch on the McIntosh preamplifier. Later he rigged two Shure phono preamps with a level control to fade between them. This eventually gave way to a custom built mixer around 1973. Apparently long overlays were never part of the equation as the mixer merely served as a means to segue from one record to the other or allow Mancuso to stitch together two copies of the same song to create a longer version. Dr Who, pro audio is being used by DJs here in the Midwest we run some really impressive systems.Now if we are talking about mobile DJ weekend warriors on a budget I agree crap in crap out [] same with Clubs done on the cheap!!!

Daddy Dee , thank you for your interest.Woody McBride has been my mentor for many years and I finally get to meet him and provide sound managment for this venue. Here is a link to his website for more info http://www.djesp.com/

.Any Techno Lovers in the Michigan aerea here is the oppurtunity to meet Mr Woody McBride know for his wall of bass back in the mid 90s ,know for his venues 20 ft heigh and 150 ft long stack of speakers running 1 million watts .I am providing the 10kw sound system at this venue...Tony C "Impulse II" 600 N. Homer St, Lansing, MI in between Wendy's & Arbys near Grand River Ave and US-127. Just look for the hot air balloon. We will also be a 21 & up only event. More details to be announced later. ~TNT CREW~ http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h320/hoytness/tnt_halloween_myspace2.jpg

I use a Dell Latitude Laptop with True RTA Audio Sprectrum Analyzer Software ,M-Audio Mobile Pre USB and Behringer ECM 8000 measurment microphone to tune my PA system at Events .Damonrpayne what kinda mixer are you using?

BMX here is a little article that may interest you ,http://www.discomusic.com/people-more/49_0_11_0_M77. I came about this article on the web a few years back while doing some reasearch on Club Sound Systems,and has been my blue print for my mobile DJ business ever since , regards Tony C

DJK..the Tapco amps are Mackie/Tapco, basically Mackie in different clothing and cost affordable.Tapco Corporation is Greg Mackie`s first Company from back in the 60`s .How do they stand up to amps costing more : Crown etc etc ..very well indeed, powerful and tough ,and they can play cranked all day .I personally never listened to Behringer amps, some Djs that I work with have them and they are not so happy with them once they listen to the Tapco amps I have.Just to give you and idea of the clear sound I have with the Tapco/EV set up..I get compliments all night about how crystal clear the sound is compared to other local night spots,one Dj at my last event was attending not spinning and was upset all night cause he wasn`t performing and his words were :the sound is off the chain ,bit@h I aint playing . The sound is hard to describe it`s an experience ...Tony C

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some pics from lasts months venue

Welcome back Colter , I missed your Klipsch History and Reaserch posts......best wishes Tony C

I will be attending the AK 2006 , had a good time last year .. My AK s/n is Hallwalk3r

Kenratboy, I use a Behringer 2 way stereo with subwoofer out ,on the subwoofer output to the CV I set the output at 100 hz and fine tune them with a parametric Eq .The Top and bottom EV I set the crossover point around 250 hz and rough cut the whole sound rig with a stereo 31 band Eq. I have a gig on March the 24 th and will have more opportunity to hear the rig at its fullest and be able to evaluate and make adjustments accordingly.Kenratboy thank you for your interest and if you are in my neighbourhood on the 24th you are invited to Techno & Tacos, and yes new carpet is being installed mid spring. regards Tony C

So I went with EV two way 15" woofer tops and 18" EV bottoms and the CV for deep low register bass

yeah ...I know ...wanted to go with klipsch but!!! going mobile those would need a crew and a forklift truck

2 Cerwin Vega 18" subs