Any body know what's model of community horn?

[tomtep]

Hi, I got those community horns from Ebay but it have no model on it.
It measure 12" hight- 28"wide- 15"deep and have 2"exit.Any body know what model and spect of those horns please tell me.Thanks alot
Tom

[hjames]

Hi, I got those community horns from Ebay but it have no model on it.
It measure 12" hight- 28"wide- 15"deep and have 2"exit.Any body know what model and spect of those horns please tell me.Thanks alot
Tom

Folks are going to need some good pictures to help identify them ... please post some ...

[Fred Sanford]

Quote:
Originally Posted by tomtep
Hi, I got those community horns from Ebay but it have no model on it.
It measure 12" hight- 28"wide- 15"deep and have 2"exit.Any body know what model and spect of those horns please tell me.Thanks alot
Tom

Folks are going to need some good pictures to help identify them ... please post some ...

Those dimensions sound similar to the horns I was playing with yesterday...let me know if these look right, I'll get the model #s & info.

je

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Is that a speaker manufactured by RAMSA?

[tomtep]

Yes,it's look like the one in the picture with the red mark
But it have the logo community on the side.Can you tell
me what model and the spec of that horn
Thanks
Tom

[tomtep]

I'm sorry about the picture,I mean it look like the horn above the speaker with the red mark not the speaker with the grill on it

[tomtep]

my horn look like the horn in:http://cgi.ebay.com/COMMUNITY-HORN-9...3286.m20.l1116

[Fred Sanford]

Is that a speaker manufactured by RAMSA?

Yeah, WSA-80 I think. You got another one? I just can't kill this thing, and want a matched pair.

je

[Fred Sanford]

I'm sorry about the picture,I mean it look like the horn above the speaker with the red mark not the speaker with the grill on it

I'll find out & get back to you.

je

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Yeah, WSA-80 I think. You got another one? I just can't kill this thing, and want a matched pair.

je

Just wondering. From what I gathered, Panasonic pulled out of the professional audio market in the United States a while back, so it's been a while since I saw one. They had interesting designs back then.

How does it sound?

Edit: If you're that interested in completing that pair, you can still buy some from overseas distributors. I know they're still pretty big in their home market of Japan.

[tomtep]

This is the community horn. Could any body help me find out the model and specs?

Thanks

[1audiohack]

I have called Community in the past after a diligent search for information on old product ended with no information seemingly available on the web and they have sent it to me.

They are very friendly, hopefully if folks don't abuse their kindness they will continue to talk to regular people like us. You know damn well they have better things to do! Please be polite.

Check their website first and if you don't find them, email them with a picture.

Barry.

[Fred Sanford]

Just wondering. From what I gathered, Panasonic pulled out of the professional audio market in the United States a while back, so it's been a while since I saw one. They had interesting designs back then.

How does it sound?

Edit: If you're that interested in completing that pair, you can still buy some from overseas distributors. I know they're still pretty big in their home market of Japan.

It sounds very good, and seems to be indestructable. Most of its life it's been a vocal monitor behind my drum set, but it gets pulled out often for sessions like this- it's the "known-good" control speaker when firing up a new configuration of a tri-amped system.

I also carry it when I'm mixing a band from stage instead of out in the crowd, it's a great help to have my own monitor that sounds natural.

I'm not trying very hard to find another, but I'd snap one up if I ever saw it.

je

[jcrobso]

This is the community horn. Could any body help me find out the model and specs?

Thanks

It was a while ago, but they sounded good. I had catalog years ago, I think the horns have a 500hz cut off, but I'm not 100% sure of that. But I'm sure that using them with a 800hz X-over would work very well.

[Fred Sanford]

It was a while ago, but they sounded good. I had catalog years ago, I think the horns have a 500hz cut off, but I'm not 100% sure of that. But I'm sure that using them with a 800hz X-over would work very well.

That's my memory of them, too- we were crossing over at 800. I still haven't heard back from the owner of the horns, I'll post when I do.

je