ALEMBIC B 15 Birch Plywood Speakers

[sonicus]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/256399104707?hash=item3bb293dac3:g:2XwAAOSwr2VlvS4t&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4P%2FP7hXUsRTBdmYNxyGyvEqZy%2F9IyBf1u%2F4Ybtl8QvWuzc7tmMYfbzLe1SHkONkixlQ4ChnBzraebkc%2FHTBIFX4Pj2xEnuha9j0OHsgqJFKNmPtS5yxZTobNna3I3%2FQ6r%2FUmVGWmQS1jtzs0qu8YmBWZdGNLlsP%2FpsjeI%2B3CyK3YUtvthGvbioR5gB4H8ppnu6%2FY14SuqSK8pS2wGpI8RHhujWTBlKjcVvOof2a9w%2FoKHuEBnt%2FQnMKAVfdVvr8qOAaavMNHPqygo9FWuyoJl0mhYDYO5%2BsVQL8ZBvA%2FPhNz%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR_7G5IuxYw
I remember seeing such for sale at the old 60 Brady St Alembic location in San Francisco during  the 1970s
This price is a bargain !

[lbpesq]

Local pick-up in New York only.   
Does it come with the forklift so you can move it?

Bill, tgo

[StephenR]

The price reflects the need to hire someone to move the cabinets each time you want to use them.

[sonicus]

These B-15 units are indeed massive. I have two matching A-15 units that I purchased in the early 1970s. In past times I actually gigged with them on a weekly basis . In the 1970s I was able to fit them both in a VW BUG with the rear seat removed . I powered that bass rig with a SUNN 2000S and a Fender Dual Showman . I was a tad stronger in those days . I still have those speakers that currently reside in my basement studio ,and have them connected to a Bi amplified sound system . I am powering them with a Yamaha P 2200 power amplifier crossed over at 500 HZ with a Crown VFX2A active cross over  .The top end are two Cerwin Vega 211R's and and two EV mid-range horns horn powered by an AB Systems series 200.

[lbpesq]

Forklift.

hehehehe

Bill, tgo

[gearhed289]

Keep in mind - speakers not included. So at least it's lighter.