Custom Eddie Van Halen “Frankenstrat”-style Pioneer HPM 1100’s. Ready to rock. Please message for pricing and availability. \m/ ~L SOLD.
JBL 250ti with LE14C woofers, restored drivers, custom black name badges and roadcase black Duratex® finish. 400W, 4.3 feet tall, 150 lbs. each.
JBL 250ti with LE14C woofers, restored drivers, custom black name badges and roadcase black Duratex® finish. 400W, 4.3 feet tall, 150 lbs. each.
New items in stock this week, all VG to excellent condition.
Please message RevolutionSounds@outlook.com for details and pricing. Thank you for your continued support of quality refurbished vintage audio. ~L
The above photos are representational and not of actual units for sale.
I picked up some great-looking 60’s vintage Allied cabinets a while back with nice 15″ woofers, a damaged crossover and two bad Jensen Sonodome tweeters. Wanted to get them working again, but didn’t want to drop a lot of cash on components, so the project kept getting pushed aside. Well, sometimes the Universe gives you a gift. The other day, I found a pair of beat up little Jensens at a thrift store for two bucks. Didn’t know what they had in them, but for the price… Turns out these ugly cabs held a pair of pristine, fully-functioning Sonodomes and nearly identical crossovers to the Allieds. Didn’t take long to decide to sacrifice the two-dollar Jensens for the greater good. Was even able to use the 10″ Jensen woofers to restore some solid Pressage 2-ways that had also been collecting dust. Coming soon. Cheers, ~L
According to designer Zilch (RIP), “eWave is a pre-engineered high-frequency ‘module’ for building 2-ways comprising an inexpensive compression driver, modern constant-directivity waveguide, and a crossover incorporating the requisite compensation. Mate it with any woofer and cabinet of your choice which will play competently through its 1.6 kHz crossover region. The builder is responsible for optimizing the lowpass filter for the specific combination they use; a generic one is suggested as a starting point, and many have found that to be adequate for constructing a successful project….”
Essentially, the eWave setup replaces the original crossover — and the old tweeters and midranges with a single, horn high-range driver — and brings high-end, modern sound to vintage cabinets with original woofers.
Check out the tutorials at MAKE Magazine and Red Spade Audio. Enjoy.
This photo essay details the restoration of a pair of JBL L100 Century, and a pair of JBL 4311’s. Nice work, Greg!
Check it out: http://www.klipschupgrades.com/jbl4311.shtmlJBL 73
