@@arnaldogonsalvez3859 HI,This is partially true, but those series they did well around are astronomically expensive. I listened to the top model from the K2 series and it works phenomenally. But I have a much better four-way home made with a volume of 300 liters and 300 watts of power, which I power with a system of double cables and a double amplifier....really bi amping bi wiring....look on my nick picture......regards
I have a very rare set of the Cerwin Vega 300 Series and they sound amazingly clear with their 2 3 inch bullet tweeters, their 5 inch mids and 12 inch subs, they're 24 years old now and run amazingly on a vintage 200 watt Pioneer SA-730 that is now 47 years old
Yep old out does anything made now. Read above more comments. Our world now has no value in anything. Right down to morals of what they create or what they do.
Rare indeed, I have a pair of Pioneer HPM-150's that I have had for decades so believe me I can appreciate such a rare set of speakers, the music choice is an excelent choice to show the range they have, congrats and thanks for sharing.
My speakers have the potato masher and bullet tweeters. I purchased a separate pair of bullet tweeters for other speakers, and someone for who knows what reason painted them an ugly olive green. But the price was right, as they can be expensive. And no one will ever see them, unless they stick their face up against the grill of the speaker.
Yup! James B. Lansing Speakers do rock there is no doubt. Have a pair of 4410's in my little home studio. Nothing like these big boys but very nice and accurate
I have some Altec Lansing speakers at work, computer speakers... I know the name Altec Lansing is well received on an international level, but these things are just a complete joke. I can't figure out why a great company would want to take credit for them! My cellphone can almost compete for quality...
+Alex Paulsen The late great company Altec Lansing did not make those. The company was bought out by Telex Communications in the mid 90's, and then sold to Sparkomatic in 2000. The once great company is gone, now just in name only, cranking out crap.
This might be my all-time favorite JBL speaker - they were such a surprise when I first hooked them up. If you get a chance to snag a set do so and enjoy
Even modern English wharfedales sound beautiful, my diamond 9.1's are the best sounding bookshelf speakers ive ever heard, wipe the floor with anything bose
+Synthematix Bose is homeowner stuff. Like people think Ryobi is great. But DeWalt or Milwaukee would be the power tool. Happy New Years. See you on shangos channel. Yeah my jbls and my old ass wharfs are my favs.
I totally agree that Alnico sounds more musical. The next time someone less able to let their ears tell them the truth I offer this info. It that was given to me by an engineer in the JBL pro division while I was working as a product manager for JBL consumer. After I mentioned that I felt drivers with Alnico sounded better. He said Alnico magnets could focus more energy in the voice coil gap and in a much more linear way. So it's not just about magnetic power which the spec freaks to cling to.
@@kfl611 I prefer Alnico over Ceramic/Ferrite magnets. Field Coils would be better than both those other types. I have to qualify this by saying I have not done any listening with Neodymium so can't comment on drivers using that material. I worked for JBL many years ago and ask all the engineers on the pro side why I felt the older Alnico drivers sounded better then the newer ceramic types. Most of them said the ceramic was better until I got to one of the older guys who said that Alnico is better even though it typically spec's with less magnetic energy. He said Alnico was able to focus the magnetic energy in a more linear way. I can only add that when I listen through systems with alnico drivers I feel they sound more like music and field coils even better
@@theaterboyeBay Thanks for your comment/reply. I have a pair of headphones, that look like what was typically used in the 1920's, but they are alnico. I haven't used them, as my old time radios are in storage, but I had no idea, they made the 'telephone magnet coil - diaphragm, type headsets out of alnico.
No kidding that's because old is better. That's when things were made well. Anything now in speakers or anything else example wash machines is sh_t. All about money, and the newer generation are possessed by evil. They accept what is, they don't have a brain to think for themselves. By the way I have a set of JBL speakers from 1993. I still want to refoam the deteriorated bass speakers. I purchased new but retro huge floor bi-amble 15" bass BIC America speakers in 2015 for 99.00 each through Wal-Mart.com; I'm sure a one time exceptional buy.
@@deb4735 that's nonsense. There are many fine speakers made today. The problem is they are 5k or more. I agree lots of new high dollar speakers are all about resolution and not timbre, but not all
I have speakers almost exactly like these, from the early 1960's. Mine appear to have the same speaker components, but I think are a little less tall and are more wide than these, with a slightly bigger open rectangle port on the bottom of the speaker. I'm not sure if my speakers were a model for sale or built by hand. Thanks for posting this video.
No - I don't think we could get a sense of how good these vintage JBL's sound over the internet. But I can promise you they sounded superb on this cut of music.
Beautiful crafted cabinets and internals and tastefully shot by the camera operator with easy listening back ground music. It would have been of interesting to know how much the speakers sold for back in there Hay Day? Thank you very much for the upload well done.
If all that is correct, then neodymium magnet should compound that even further. I read an article in Speaker Builder magazine several years ago by someone from JBL who said that this material would allow for higher excursion capability without sacrificing efficiency and that it was the material of the future. He showed a diagram of a JBL loudspeaker showing how the magnetic circuit would look and that it would be different to allow for the neodymium magnet's extra focus because of it's energy.
Your gear is truly wonderful and the videos superbly done. Been into audio and music for 40 years. Alnico is the key to the magic . Come on just once you gotta reveal the guitarist and cut. Its MORE important than the gear. Give us a break so we stop searching. Thanks for a very interesting channel
just found a nice pair of 2 way c51 at St. Vincent thrift store so got to searching. Noticed mine was lacking in the high range, then saw these. Would love to own a set of the 3 way! Perhaps mine can be modified with the additional xover and bullet driver? Hmm..
Hello Charles - most of the C51's had 2-way configurations which is still a great find at a thrift store. And yes all you would need is the 075 bullet drivers and the N7000 crossover to make it a 3-way assuming you already have the correct LE175 mids and LE15A woofers - Your cabinet should already have the holes for 075's
Still looking to see if anyone has identified the artist and song being played through the C51s. I have a pair of C50 Olympus speakers. They sound just as good if not better as they have larger cabinets, with the same grilles only slightly larger. They are beautiful consoles
I like the song! What is it? The local vintage shop has a pair of the single driver olympus c50's which look glorious. As great as it would be to spend $3000 on a pair of speakers, I don't think I'm far enough in my audiophile career to do that. Even so I have to ask how the two compare.
The same complement of drivers in a C50 size cabinet would have some theoretical advantages but I'm not sure this would prove out to be better sound than the Apollo C51 - while the C50 would likely have a bit more extension in the low bass the much larger Front Baffle size may detract from its performance compared to the C51 Apollo - this being said I have only ever compared this Apollo to the dual bass driver models
theaterboyeBay Have you ever purchased any MP3's from his site? I would be extremely disappointed if I were to spend money on some super lossy mp3's. I don't really notice low bitrate mp3's vs higher ones on my computer, but on my main system the low quality stuff sounds like my head is wrapped in a wet blanket.
BannHammer All the music I have used in these videos was purchased from his site so I think the quality will be solid if you are already satisfied with MP3 - you can also contact him and see if he has any CD's available
theaterboyeBay I am more of a record guy but I have been using FLAC out of laziness recently (and that its impossible to find newer recordings a lot of the time). If you used an MP3 for this video I'm sure it will be plenty enough for me. Thanks for the info!
Well the grill style may not be for you but I would bet there are just as many folks that find them beautiful. When you consider that this elaborate pattern is all made from real wood you have to at least be impressed with the craftsmanship.
thanks - not a pro on the video production end of things but am doing what I can to show vintage speaker collectors some of the details of these increasing rare sets
I agree - neodymium is superb - it is just much harder to do an apples to apples comparison. We can when listing to Alnico to Ceramic magnet drivers - since JBL and many others had drivers using essentially the same frames,cones & voice coils with both.
Sounds great over my laptop. But what I don't get about all these classic JBL designs (and this model is the worst offender) is all the overhanging cabinetry and surface hardware contradicts all good acoustic design theory. B&W, KEF and the rest spend an enormous amount of effort to create streamlined cabinetry and driver mounting to avoid diffraction problems. Does JBL have some magic dust they sprinkle?
Big big room would be nice. But not necessary. These speakers sound really good at low volumes. And if you can turn them up you can get dynamic range you can't get with smaller speakers. Extremely sensitive speakers with power high handling compacity
I meant the sound from the video was playing through the speakers in my room, but I was imagining them as playing through the ones seen in the video.. hard to explain, but no, I don't own the speakers in the video lol
, absolutely a work of art that belongs in the Smithsonian or my living room. I bet they take an enormous amount of power to drive. one big ass tube amp for sure!!!!!!!
To: Joe Smith: You can get all of these from a 70-inch lifesize television, in order to avail yourself of a hot chick who makes nice sounds while having a ride. Fantasy supreme: scintillating and stimulating.
Is it just me, but doesn't the bass sound a little "muddy". At first I thought these were infinity baffles (sealed)---then I saw the bass reflex open vents. Bass is too muddy for my taste. But overall they sound great.
Yeah, they do. It's already been proven, unfortunately YOU didn't read the memo. it's been proven about 20 years ago with the research that MIT Cables did. They can measure a response curve of a cable when they perform the articulation measurements and other measurements that can prove that a design of a cable WILL affect an analog audio signal. Many TOP recording and mastering studios use a variety of top end cables to ensure as much neutrality of the audio signal. Leading Mastering and Recording engineers like Bob Ludwig re cabled his entire Mastering Studio several years ago with Transparent Cables, SkyWalker Sound redid their studio for recording film soundtracks, classical recordings, and foley recordings with MIT Cables. Many of the top symphonic orchestras use Transparent, MIT, and other top end cables for their recording equipment from microphone cables, to interconnect cables and speaker cables to ensure a neutral signal. Basically what a cable does is acts like a filter. Depending on all of the various aspects of a cable, will alter the way they pass audio signals through them. The aspects of a cable can include the meturgy, how it's wound, cable geometry, dialectics used, termination, whether it has filter boxes or other types of methods to affect how that cable is going to behave. Some companies use solid core, to variable thickness stands of wire wound to specific specs, various types of dielectrics, etc. Up until MIT Cables started performing test measurements, there really wasn't anyone that could measure what they wanted to measure. Actually, the engineer at MIT Cables went to HP and helped them design one of the most precise measurement tools so they could actually measure what they wanted. That test equipment costs $100K which MOST engineers are obvious to the existence because they aren't taught this information in college, this is research that's been done by private companies. Go do your homework and READ all of the technical information on MIT Cables web site, their patents and then maybe you should set up an appointment with MIT Cables, bring your cables in to have them measure how well your cables work and then do a sit down listening test after you've been proven with objective measurement tests to know what to listen for. If you listen to mostly highly compressed music, it may not be as easy to hear, which is a large degree why YOU may not be able to hear. The other aspect is that your ears have not been trained to know what to listen for, or you are just deaf. Cables can make an improvement, some can make it sound worse and sometimes there is no difference between one cable and another on a partiular system. The problem is that it's impossible to test every conceivable setup. But it is possible to measure cables to obtain a response curve as to how those cables with alter or not alter the audio signal. So bottom line, don't be ignorant because you don't know as much about cable design as people that spend their days performing measurement tests using hundreds of thousands of dollars of test equipment and having leading industry experts that do mastering and recording at major production studios that their job is to LISTEN TO subtle differences in audio equipment.
I got these for 20 bucks at yard sale. they are perfect James Lansing la ca. the only difference is the grill ... they sound amazing I have to position them correctly id like to do a little referb .
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Beautiful! We have forgot what good sound is.
those speakers are pure bliss. wish i could hear them in person...
Not a fan of JBL, but these speakers are awesome. I would love to own a pair. Very nice.
absolute beautiful .
I love the big vintage speakers and they sound great
Your not alone Sue - many feel the same way
o ya thanks sir many thanks
Wow, beautiful vintage loudspeaker system..I bet they sound even more beautiful than they look! Thanks for sharing.
the legend never dies .... everything they did was always far beyond that time. Before 70 years JBL made 4 inch (flat) wire coils.
I love the old Jbl ,has a more acoustic sound better,but the Jbl no longer the same.
@@arnaldogonsalvez3859 HI,This is partially true, but those series they did well around are astronomically expensive. I listened to the top model from the K2 series and it works phenomenally. But I have a much better four-way home made with a volume of 300 liters and 300 watts of power, which I power with a system of double cables and a double amplifier....really bi amping bi wiring....look on my nick picture......regards
I have a very rare set of the Cerwin Vega 300 Series and they sound amazingly clear with their 2 3 inch bullet tweeters, their 5 inch mids and 12 inch subs, they're 24 years old now and run amazingly on a vintage 200 watt Pioneer SA-730 that is now 47 years old
Yep old out does anything made now. Read above more comments. Our world now has no value in anything. Right down to morals of what they create or what they do.
Beautiful
Rare indeed, I have a pair of Pioneer HPM-150's that I have had for decades so believe me I can appreciate such a rare set of speakers, the music choice is an excelent choice to show the range they have, congrats and thanks for sharing.
The 075 ring radiators are incredible tweeters. Still have a working pair from my home built audiophile days
Yep - that is part of why this set is special - most of these cabinets only had two drivers
My speakers have the potato masher and bullet tweeters. I purchased a separate pair of bullet tweeters for other speakers, and someone for who knows what reason painted them an ugly olive green. But the price was right, as they can be expensive. And no one will ever see them, unless they stick their face up against the grill of the speaker.
I'd LOVE a pair of these speakers! 😎👍
Totally awesome, one of a kind. Work of art.
Great speakers will always be great
素晴らしい音です。深く 艶のある 言う事無しです‼️
Beautiful I know someone special who would love these!
Lucky person in more ways than one.
Yup! James B. Lansing Speakers do rock there is no doubt. Have a pair of 4410's in my little home studio. Nothing like these big boys but very nice and accurate
I have some Altec Lansing speakers at work, computer speakers... I know the name Altec Lansing is well received on an international level, but these things are just a complete joke. I can't figure out why a great company would want to take credit for them! My cellphone can almost compete for quality...
+Alex Paulsen Chevrolet, made the 454 Chevelle, Camara SS, 67 Corvette and THE CHEVETTE and the VEGA.. need I say more?
+Alex Paulsen The late great company Altec Lansing did not make those. The company was bought out by Telex Communications in the mid 90's, and then sold to Sparkomatic in 2000. The once great company is gone, now just in name only, cranking out crap.
@@ronshaw80 like a lot of the classic companies - went cheap, asian and plastic.
Thank for ruining my day now all im going to be thinking about is how gorgeous these must sound, great video
Thanks for the kind words - this is one the best pair of JBL's I ever came across
Look superb and sound even better!
This might be my all-time favorite JBL speaker - they were such a surprise when I first hooked them up. If you get a chance to snag a set do so and enjoy
Robt Bomba not really, horns sound horrible
Yeah JBL is the best. Microphones can't capture them. I have three pairs and some wharfedales and you have to be in the room.
Even modern English wharfedales sound beautiful, my diamond 9.1's are the best sounding bookshelf speakers ive ever heard, wipe the floor with anything bose
+Synthematix Bose is homeowner stuff. Like people think Ryobi is great. But DeWalt or Milwaukee would be the power tool. Happy New Years. See you on shangos channel. Yeah my jbls and my old ass wharfs are my favs.
These JBLs are absolutely, and totally p r i c e l e s s!
American art and science at it's penultimate finest.
I totally agree that Alnico sounds more musical. The next time someone less able to let their ears tell them the truth I offer this info. It that was given to me by an engineer in the JBL pro division while I was working as a product manager for JBL consumer. After I mentioned that I felt drivers with Alnico sounded better. He said Alnico magnets could focus more energy in the voice coil gap and in a much more linear way. So it's not just about magnetic power which the spec freaks to cling to.
How would you compare Alnico speakers with similar electrodynamic speakers / field coil speakers?
@@kfl611 I prefer Alnico over Ceramic/Ferrite magnets. Field Coils would be better than both those other types. I have to qualify this by saying I have not done any listening with Neodymium so can't comment on drivers using that material. I worked for JBL many years ago and ask all the engineers on the pro side why I felt the older Alnico drivers sounded better then the newer ceramic types. Most of them said the ceramic was better until I got to one of the older guys who said that Alnico is better even though it typically spec's with less magnetic energy. He said Alnico was able to focus the magnetic energy in a more linear way. I can only add that when I listen through systems with alnico drivers I feel they sound more like music and field coils even better
@@theaterboyeBay Thanks for your comment/reply. I have a pair of headphones, that look like what was typically used in the 1920's, but they are alnico. I haven't used them, as my old time radios are in storage, but I had no idea, they made the 'telephone magnet coil - diaphragm, type headsets out of alnico.
These speakers have a brightness and a depth of ambiance not found in contemporary systems.
No kidding that's because old is better. That's when things were made well. Anything now in speakers or anything else example wash machines is sh_t. All about money, and the newer generation are possessed by evil. They accept what is, they don't have a brain to think for themselves. By the way I have a set of JBL speakers from 1993. I still want to refoam the deteriorated bass speakers. I purchased new but retro huge floor bi-amble 15" bass BIC America speakers in 2015 for 99.00 each through Wal-Mart.com; I'm sure a one time exceptional buy.
@@deb4735 that's nonsense. There are many fine speakers made today. The problem is they are 5k or more. I agree lots of new high dollar speakers are all about resolution and not timbre, but not all
And not only do they sound great they are beautiful to look at too.
@@kfl611 yes
I have speakers almost exactly like these, from the early 1960's. Mine appear to have the same speaker components, but I think are a little less tall and are more wide than these, with a slightly bigger open rectangle port on the bottom of the speaker. I'm not sure if my speakers were a model for sale or built by hand. Thanks for posting this video.
Wow, those speakers sound amazing! ...oh wait, those are mine.
its a recording on you tube its not coming from the speakers but htey do sound great
I agree 100%. These look and sound great
Very nice for a living room !
No - I don't think we could get a sense of how good these vintage JBL's sound over the internet. But I can promise you they sounded superb on this cut of music.
Very nice ***** I use to sale JBL pro in the 70's and this is great speakers *****
masterpiece
Nice presentation Matt!
Crisps, clean sound!
all i can say is outstanding
thanks for your kind comment
Song name is:
Rode the Elevator With Jesus - Joe Myers
Just in case you were wondering :)
I wish JBL/Harman would bring back these old speakers.
, now these are what I call good speakers
Beautiful crafted cabinets and internals and tastefully shot by the camera operator with easy listening back ground music. It would have been of interesting to know how much the speakers sold for back in there Hay Day? Thank you very much for the upload well done.
great&warm sounds......
thank you for your message.
i recommend japanese amp→sansui or denon......
shall we try japanese hight quality.................
Nice speakers, nice music.
Lovely, thank you for posting..
This is the real sound of real speakers !!!
yes not actual speaker
oh wow, i have got the same speakers.. they're pretty awsome. i got mine reboxed due to the damage
, my uncle had a pair of these when I was young , we used to listen to the Rolling Stones on his Pinoneer stereo/record player back in the late 70s
hard to forget those first experiences with great audio gear - and listening to the Stones
I've heard these in an $100K system that was being burned in at a specialty store in Dartmouth MA. I swear there were musicians in the boxes.
Now these are REAL speakers, unlike today's speakers that have 6 inch "woofers"
Amen Brother
If all that is correct, then neodymium magnet should compound that even further. I read an article in Speaker Builder magazine several years ago by someone from JBL who said that this material would allow for higher excursion capability without sacrificing efficiency and that it was the material of the future.
He showed a diagram of a JBL loudspeaker showing how the magnetic circuit would look and that it would be different to allow for the neodymium magnet's extra focus because of it's energy.
Wow, how very nice.
Présence et profondeur, superbe
TOP..! Gracias!!!
I'd love to have a pair of those!
Your gear is truly wonderful and the videos superbly done. Been into audio and music for 40 years. Alnico is the key to the magic . Come on just once you gotta reveal the guitarist and cut. Its MORE important than the gear. Give us a break so we stop searching. Thanks for a very interesting channel
just found a nice pair of 2 way c51 at St. Vincent thrift store so got to searching. Noticed mine was lacking in the high range, then saw these. Would love to own a set of the 3 way! Perhaps mine can be modified with the additional xover and bullet driver? Hmm..
Hello Charles - most of the C51's had 2-way configurations which is still a great find at a thrift store. And yes all you would need is the 075 bullet drivers and the N7000 crossover to make it a 3-way assuming you already have the correct LE175 mids and LE15A woofers - Your cabinet should already have the holes for 075's
what a beauty
Fantastic
Still looking to see if anyone has identified the artist and song being played through the C51s. I have a pair of C50 Olympus speakers. They sound just as good if not better as they have larger cabinets, with the same grilles only slightly larger. They are beautiful consoles
sound clear. closer to the truth
I like the song! What is it?
The local vintage shop has a pair of the single driver olympus c50's which look glorious. As great as it would be to spend $3000 on a pair of speakers, I don't think I'm far enough in my audiophile career to do that. Even so I have to ask how the two compare.
Music is from Guitarist, Singer, Song & Soundtrack writer Joe Meyer all his music is available online www.joemyers.net
The same complement of drivers in a C50 size cabinet would have some theoretical advantages but I'm not sure this would prove out to be better sound than the Apollo C51 - while the C50 would likely have a bit more extension in the low bass the much larger Front Baffle size may detract from its performance compared to the C51 Apollo - this being said I have only ever compared this Apollo to the dual bass driver models
theaterboyeBay Have you ever purchased any MP3's from his site? I would be extremely disappointed if I were to spend money on some super lossy mp3's.
I don't really notice low bitrate mp3's vs higher ones on my computer, but on my main system the low quality stuff sounds like my head is wrapped in a wet blanket.
BannHammer
All the music I have used in these videos was purchased from his site so I think the quality will be solid if you are already satisfied with MP3 - you can also contact him and see if he has any CD's available
theaterboyeBay I am more of a record guy but I have been using FLAC out of laziness recently (and that its impossible to find newer recordings a lot of the time). If you used an MP3 for this video I'm sure it will be plenty enough for me.
Thanks for the info!
Well the grill style may not be for you but I would bet there are just as many folks that find them beautiful. When you consider that this elaborate pattern is all made from real wood you have to at least be impressed with the craftsmanship.
thanks - not a pro on the video production end of things but am doing what I can to show vintage speaker collectors some of the details of these increasing rare sets
I agree - neodymium is superb - it is just much harder to do an apples to apples comparison. We can when listing to Alnico to Ceramic magnet drivers - since JBL and many others had drivers using essentially the same frames,cones & voice coils with both.
Awesome.
Nice. And well done video as well.
Sounds great over my laptop. But what I don't get about all these classic JBL designs (and this model is the worst offender) is all the overhanging cabinetry and surface hardware contradicts all good acoustic design theory. B&W, KEF and the rest spend an enormous amount of effort to create streamlined cabinetry and driver mounting to avoid diffraction problems. Does JBL have some magic dust they sprinkle?
Owesome..
Your le15a drivers are not vented in the back? What is the energizer / transducer for?
Great speakers sir bomb!
Joe Meyers is the guitarist
WOW 🤩
¡¡??PREGUNTA¡¡ Lo que escuchamos son las bocinas.???. gracias
Far out man !
Not bad. Still love my realistic mach 1 's.
Mach 1 are cool - still hoping to find a clean pair in my local area
fantastiche!!!
FANTASTICO,imagine ao vivo.por acaso tem o site para baixar especificações das caixas e cabos.???
Big speakers need a big room. Nice. Wish I had same.
Big big room would be nice. But not necessary. These speakers sound really good at low volumes. And if you can turn them up you can get dynamic range you can't get with smaller speakers. Extremely sensitive speakers with power high handling compacity
I've a feeling this music is not being played through these JBLs.
me too, whatda you know
Are you mental?
YEAA DE BEST YEARS 66 TO 69...SUPER SOUND .. NO DUDE ..!!.............
what is the cost? thank
I meant the sound from the video was playing through the speakers in my room, but I was imagining them as playing through the ones seen in the video.. hard to explain, but no, I don't own the speakers in the video lol
JBLスピーカーは素晴らしいです。
このスピーカーを駆動しているアンプやレコードプレーヤー(CD?)が知りたいですね。
, absolutely a work of art that belongs in the Smithsonian or my living room. I bet they take an enormous amount of power to drive. one big ass tube amp for sure!!!!!!!
Marten Dekker , tube amp that is.
class AB will take at least 200 wpc.
hello what is the title of the music impossible to find it on YTube Thanks
This isn't the actual sound taken from the speaker is it ?
Uf!. Hermosos!.
❤❤❤❤
Damn, i thought vintage was trash but this pair, this pair really proves the true power of early audiophilia, sound quality is amazing but SPL LOL no
I'd love a pair of these. What song is being played?
Rode the Elevator with Jesus... by Joe Myers......:)
4 things everyman needs nice sounds, at least a 70 inch tv, nice ride and best of all a hot chick!
Amen brother
+joe smith and some good tacos
joe smith and pale ale....
You forgot the money
@@Badassvidsz After all of these, there is none left. Bankrupt. He was N-riched!
To: Joe Smith: You can get all of these from a 70-inch lifesize television, in order to avail yourself of a hot chick who makes nice sounds while having a ride. Fantasy supreme: scintillating and stimulating.
Amazing guitar! What's the title of this track?
Whats the track?
What's the song !? So good !
Ditto. What's that playing?
It sucks seriously !
@@gingerelvira6587 Where are you from? What do you look like?
The bullet tweeter is ear piercing !!! 500 watts of power alonge for the bullet tweeter.
To high end loundspeaker companies,what are you doing today???
these are...bigga boys
Any relation to Altec Lansing? Not that I can"t Google.. ( Ha3 )
Altec was the original company making theatre speakers. Joined by James B Lansing to form Altec Lansing. James B Lansing left to form JBL.
I wonder how they sound..
These have to be 10,000 a pair I bet.
Is it just me, but doesn't the bass sound a little "muddy". At first I thought these were infinity baffles (sealed)---then I saw the bass reflex open vents. Bass is too muddy for my taste. But overall they sound great.
It's probably the cables. Cheap cables can do that. The Crossover might need to be refurbished as well with new caps and new connectors.
Oneness100 . cables don't matter you fucking lunatic.
Yeah, they do. It's already been proven, unfortunately YOU didn't read the memo. it's been proven about 20 years ago with the research that MIT Cables did. They can measure a response curve of a cable when they perform the articulation measurements and other measurements that can prove that a design of a cable WILL affect an analog audio signal. Many TOP recording and mastering studios use a variety of top end cables to ensure as much neutrality of the audio signal. Leading Mastering and Recording engineers like Bob Ludwig re cabled his entire Mastering Studio several years ago with Transparent Cables, SkyWalker Sound redid their studio for recording film soundtracks, classical recordings, and foley recordings with MIT Cables. Many of the top symphonic orchestras use Transparent, MIT, and other top end cables for their recording equipment from microphone cables, to interconnect cables and speaker cables to ensure a neutral signal. Basically what a cable does is acts like a filter. Depending on all of the various aspects of a cable, will alter the way they pass audio signals through them. The aspects of a cable can include the meturgy, how it's wound, cable geometry, dialectics used, termination, whether it has filter boxes or other types of methods to affect how that cable is going to behave. Some companies use solid core, to variable thickness stands of wire wound to specific specs, various types of dielectrics, etc. Up until MIT Cables started performing test measurements, there really wasn't anyone that could measure what they wanted to measure. Actually, the engineer at MIT Cables went to HP and helped them design one of the most precise measurement tools so they could actually measure what they wanted. That test equipment costs $100K which MOST engineers are obvious to the existence because they aren't taught this information in college, this is research that's been done by private companies. Go do your homework and READ all of the technical information on MIT Cables web site, their patents and then maybe you should set up an appointment with MIT Cables, bring your cables in to have them measure how well your cables work and then do a sit down listening test after you've been proven with objective measurement tests to know what to listen for. If you listen to mostly highly compressed music, it may not be as easy to hear, which is a large degree why YOU may not be able to hear. The other aspect is that your ears have not been trained to know what to listen for, or you are just deaf. Cables can make an improvement, some can make it sound worse and sometimes there is no difference between one cable and another on a partiular system. The problem is that it's impossible to test every conceivable setup. But it is possible to measure cables to obtain a response curve as to how those cables with alter or not alter the audio signal.
So bottom line, don't be ignorant because you don't know as much about cable design as people that spend their days performing measurement tests using hundreds of thousands of dollars of test equipment and having leading industry experts that do mastering and recording at major production studios that their job is to LISTEN TO subtle differences in audio equipment.
***** You are calling me the lunatic? Charles, aren't you in jail with a swastika tattooed on your forehead? And I'm the lunatic?
It's the recording.
I got these for 20 bucks at yard sale. they are perfect James Lansing la ca. the only difference is the grill ... they sound amazing I have to position them correctly id like to do a little referb .
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