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Vintage Professional Audio Collection
Vintage professional audio collection

Vintage Professional Audio Collection

A privately held collection of professional loudspeaker components, horns, drivers, crossovers, transformers and related touring-audio equipment accumulated over decades of actual use in music, audiovisual and professional sound systems.

All components included in the current inventory have been individually tested and are working unless specifically noted otherwise.
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Complete current inventory of drivers, horns, networks, lenses, amplifiers and touring hardware.

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JBL cone drivers

Low-Frequency & Midrange Drivers

JBL and other professional cone drivers, including multiple matched groups and vintage models.

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TAD compression drivers

Compression Drivers

JBL, TAD, Emilar, Sunn and other professional high-frequency compression drivers.

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JBL high-frequency devices

Tweeters & High Frequency

Vintage JBL bullet and Bi-Radial high-frequency devices along with related components.

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Professional audio horns and lenses

Horns & Acoustic Lenses

A substantial selection of professional horns, lenses and associated mounting hardware.

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JBL frequency dividing network

Crossovers, Networks & Transformers

JBL frequency dividing networks, line-matching autoformers and other system components.

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Lab Q professional audio racks

Power Amplifiers & Lab Q Touring Gear

JBL 6233 and JBL/UREI 6290 power amplifiers, including Electro Tec Lab Q front-panel versions and original touring racks.

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Yamaha 2408M monitor mixing console

Miscellaneous Professional Audio

Mixing consoles and other professional audio equipment retained from years of live sound and production work.

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Unidentified 12-inch professional drivers

Interesting & Unidentified Pieces

Professional components with unusual construction or incomplete identification, documented honestly with the history known.

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Not a Recently Assembled Collection

The equipment traces back to the early 1970s and later through Audio Visual Headquarters in Southern California and connections with Electro Tec. Many pieces retain original working, inventory and repair markings.

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