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Last year I saw a pair of them at a local Goodwill store with a price tag of $40.00 and a SOLD tag as well. I was an hour late according to the guy that got them.:(
 
811b is basically a 3/4 scale version of the 511b. 511b is about 24" wide and the 811b is about 18" wide at the horn exit flare. Hard to tell the difference sometimes just from a photo.

BillWojo
 
I just saw a thread? and these were in the room behind another set of speakers that were being discussed? Damn, who's thread was that?
 
When the seller says that they will light up a room, I can attest to that: We used to use four (similar) Valencias to host dances at my high school, and with a Sansui receiver they filled up the whole big auditorium with sound. We had to shout just to be heard.
 
I just saw a thread? and these were in the room behind another set of speakers that were being discussed? Damn, who's thread was that?

I saw that, too. I wondered at the time if they were nicely done vintage DIY or what, the tan Altec horns and vintage grill cloth made it look old, but such a small cabinet. I've looked at the threads I can remeber viewing in the last couple of days and come up blank.
 
The difference between those and Altec's is they don't use Altec woofers. The horns are Altec 811 and the horn drivers are probably Altec 806
 
The difference between those and Altec's is they don't use Altec woofers. The horns are Altec 811 and the horn drivers are probably Altec 806
Exactly. Those smaller Seeburgs use a Utah extended range 12 inch speaker that is a really good sounding driver and meets the horn pretty seamlessly. The won;t go nearly as low as the DDS1 woofers, but they do everything else so much better that the speaker overall has a smoother, more balanced signature.
 
Exactly. Those smaller Seeburgs use a Utah extended range 12 inch speaker that is a really good sounding driver and meets the horn pretty seamlessly. The won;t go nearly as low as the DDS1 woofers, but they do everything else so much better that the speaker overall has a smoother, more balanced signature.
Bowtie427, do you know the crossover point for the DDS-2?
btw, thanks for all the good input you have had on AK. You have enlightened me on several things I've had great difficulty finding.
 
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