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1970's Altec Lansing Tall Concert Speakers - $150 (Thornton/Westminster)

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1970's Altec Lansing Tall Concert Speakers - $150 (Thornton/Westminster)
Date: 2012-07-17, 8:46PM MDT
Reply to: 6d6pr-3146470051@sale.craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
Old 1970's era Altec Lansing Tall Concert Speakers. Signs of cosmetic wear, holes in mesh speaker covers, sides off a bit, but still in decent shape after 40 years.
Still work, and still have a great sound!

Local pick up only.

Thanks for looking!

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PA Speakers. Probably not worth any more than that at best.

Yes PA/Sound Reinforcement. Value depends on what drivers are inside and what condition said drivers are in.
Altec collectors are quite knowledgeable on what drivers are worthy/collectible/useful and what drivers are not.

Tom aka Bowtie427, Tom Brennan and others would know fer shurr!
 
Those are meant for vocal reinforcement.. Like if you went to hear someone give a lecture... they have a pretty narrow bandwidth, more in the vocal range.
 
Their similar to my old Shure Vocal Masters that I used in my band in the 60's/70's.


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We had the Vocal Masters when I was in HS... sound OK for vocals, but guitar and bass through them wasn't so great... but it was all we had..
 
Check completed auctions for Altec 403 drivers, there's a dozen of them there. I'd beat the seller down to about 75 bucks. Look at the side panel coming of that box, they're firewood, but the drivers bring fair money.
 
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