Have you ever at any time pondered what was excellent to buy so far as classic sound recording devices was worried? It could possibly be complicated. Just after all, there is certainly a lot of it available, mostly used, and it may be difficult to come across gear which you can rely on and have confidence in. Having said that, there are some points to glimpse for, and recollecting a handful of essential things can seriously assist you to pick out the right gear and steer clear of finding cheated on gear that isn't very good, or in excellent situation.
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Jensen RP-109B Horns 16 Ohm Speakers Vintage 1965 Pair 220 546 US $19.95
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Vintage Jensen Hypex Speaker Horn Works Great US $25.00
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Rare Vintage pair of Jensen RP203 Horns US $50.00
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1950S VINTAGE JENSEN H222 12" COAXCIAL HORN SPEAKER US $75.00
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Jensen Special Design Horn for Tube Amp Vintage Cabinet US $89.99
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Jensen RP-201 Midrange Horns US $449.99
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Jensen RP-201 HORN only! Vintage speaker midrange US $50.00
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1 Vintage Jensen RP-102 Tweeter, Horn Driver, VERY NICE, SOUNDS GREAT US $199.99
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Bear in mind that you will find three important items to look and feel for as far as audio devices, and these are assortment, ability, and distortion. Vintage sound gear is well-known for its dynamic collection, superior electrical power, and absence of distortion. In truth, lots of people believe that which the worst distortion occurs in digital kind on the CD. It is because vinyl and mediums like it cover the flaws in a spherical about way covering these with richness and fullness of tone instead of uncooked digital edgy chaos.
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Jensen Horn question of the day
Question i just got a jensen home audio power station speaker set... do i need a reciever for them to work...?
it has a 3way bass reflex speaker...sub woofer... horn tweeter and midrange.... does it need to be hooked up to a reciever for them to be used for tv...
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it has a 3way bass reflex speaker...sub woofer... horn tweeter and midrange.... does it need to be hooked up to a reciever for them to be used for tv...
Best Answer A JENSEN>?? I knew a jensen way back///he was married to a swanson but was a direct descendant of a bronson, i knew that chin so there...und neva ever get my audacity goin or i will cause a curse against all witches at nein o clock
Question A speaker's midrange driver?
I have a pair of Jensen JP-1500 speakers, which are designed like DJ/PA cabinets and use horn-type midrange drivers. The right speaker has developed somewhat a rattle when playing at average volumes. I'm thinking that the screw-on-type midrange driver has loosened (over the last four years) from the horn. Would I be correct? Can the midrange driver be re-tightened to the horn, if I removed the horn from the cabinet? Thanks for any answer(s).
Best Answer Yes, this can be done quite easily and might just be your problem. If that doesn't work, then the driver itself may be faulty. If the latter is the case, I recommend finding a replacement at a Pro audio store or one like Parts Express. NOTE: make sure you unplug the speaker from your amplifier before you do any disassembling of the loudspeaker, and make sure your driver that your working on is well connected and properly connected before you connect up your amplifier again to avoid any serious damage to your speaker or amplifier. _ _ _ _ _
I have a pair of Jensen JP-1500 speakers, which are designed like DJ/PA cabinets and use horn-type midrange drivers. The right speaker has developed somewhat a rattle when playing at average volumes. I'm thinking that the screw-on-type midrange driver has loosened (over the last four years) from the horn. Would I be correct? Can the midrange driver be re-tightened to the horn, if I removed the horn from the cabinet? Thanks for any answer(s).
Best Answer Yes, this can be done quite easily and might just be your problem. If that doesn't work, then the driver itself may be faulty. If the latter is the case, I recommend finding a replacement at a Pro audio store or one like Parts Express. NOTE: make sure you unplug the speaker from your amplifier before you do any disassembling of the loudspeaker, and make sure your driver that your working on is well connected and properly connected before you connect up your amplifier again to avoid any serious damage to your speaker or amplifier. _ _ _ _ _
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