Altec Lansing 1594B

[Figge]

hi! whats the story on these amps?

i saw them in an ad here in sweden and became very curious. found just about nothing on the www about them. can imagine they are fine collectors items? heres a pic from the add!

[Todd W. White]

:eek: What do you mean you can't find anything on the Altec 1594B? Here's a link from my site to the spec sheet on it - Altec 1594B Spec Sheets (http://www.voiceofthetheatre.com/1594B.th.htm)

:bash: Nawty Nawty! You should have checked out my website first!

Seriously, though, the "B" series was much more stable than the "A"'s, and are a very good amplifier. The only problem with servicing them today is if the transformers go out, you're sunk. Everything else, however, can be serviced by IraTec Pro Audio Repair.

[Mr. Widget]

I am sure that a vintage amp like this has a loyal following but I think it probably belongs on that thread of Ian's. ;)

[Figge]

Originally posted by Todd W. White
:bash: Nawty Nawty! You should have checked out my website first!


:duck:
guess i shuld have!....cause it is a mighty fine site!



I am sure that a vintage amp like this has a loyal following but I think it probably belongs on that thread of Ian's.

how old is it? looks quite cool though!

[Todd W. White]

These were made in the late 60's to early 70's....

[ChrissB]

hello there!

I'm working in a community center and i found a 1594B....It looks allright but i just dont understand the input section...why is there 4 inputs and whats the difference between each?Could someone give some help..??

tanks

Criss

[Todd W. White]

...above your post.

This was answered by me on 7/20/2004 - check out the spec sheet. It will tell you how to hook it up.

It' ain't no music store amplifier...