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Back in 1968 I owned a pair of Altec A7 speakers. I drove them with a pair of McIntosh MC30 mono tube power amplifiers, a Dynaco PAS3 preamplifier, and a Dual 1019 turntable with a Shure V15 type II moving magnet cartridge. Those speakers rocked that old Victorian house in San Francisco.
Those were the days, at least the one's I can remember. .
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Back in 1968 I owned a pair of Altec A7 speakers. I drove them with a pair of McIntosh MC30 mono tube power amplifiers, a Dynaco PAS3 preamplifier, and a Dual 1019 turntable with a Shure V15 type II moving magnet cartridge. Those speakers rocked that old Victorian house in San Francisco.
Those were the days, at least the one's I can remember. .
Dan, you’re dating yourself. [emoji41]
I wonder how those A7 speakers would sound now in a home since they were never designed for home use? Altec has a bunch of cool vintage home speakers that are horn based and some of them command good money.
Damn, Dan. Those look like some kind of commercial HVAC units. Bet they could move some air! :crackedout: