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30 Altec 605 lot on the Bay!

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HELL!!!!!! Thats gonna be a BIG dream!!!!!!! GOD! I want that! :D

Can somebody buy it??? I'm willing to get 1k per pair! :b HAHA good deal!
 
Talk about a flood on the market. And I wonder when we will see the pallet of tube amps that ran them. God if I was rich and had a ballroom to install them in. :drool:
 
Talk about a flood on the market. And I wonder when we will see the pallet of tube amps that ran them. God if I was rich and had a ballroom to install them in. :drool:

I wonder if any of the amplification system was saved????

Considering this is a university surplus auction, anything is possible if they have a good recycling/surplus vibe on campus.

Thanks to the OP for alerting us to this. This would be worth flying to Oklahoma for, renting a minivan/truck, and distributing to worthy AK'ers along the way back home!

And you would hear the sound of table saws firing up along the way!
 
And I wonder when we will see the pallet of tube amps that ran them.
A couple amplifiers at most, probably just a single 1570. Note the transformers, these were powered from a 35 or 70 volt distribution line.

FWIW, the ceilings of the Waldorf Astoria are littered with 604B, or used to be.

Those may well serve to cool the value of 605B's for a while.
 
Looking at the map, this is a suburb of Oklahoma City, where the Altec plant was if I'm informed correctly.

Could these actually be surplus from the factory, or test units? Interesting...

It seems like they'd make more selling individually, but they probably don't want to go through the hassle.
 
"Welcome to “ucosurplus”. We are the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Oklahoma. All our auction items are property/equipment that have been declared surplus to the needs of the University."
 
"Welcome to “ucosurplus”. We are the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Oklahoma. All our auction items are property/equipment that have been declared surplus to the needs of the University."

Probably from a University auditorium or stadium, is my guess.
 
Isn't there a company that does Altec speaker specialist up that way? Midwest somewhere...I would think he would be the high bidder at the end.
 
not as far as 15 successive auctions for 1 pair each.:D

This is true. They probably just want them out of the way, but they could have made a lot more money for the university in smaller lots. I wouldn't be terribly surprised if GPA turned out to be the high bidder, they do sell used Altec parts on eBay from time to time.
 
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