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The most often used Voice Of The Theatre system was the A-4, many of which are still in use in motion picture theaters today. The smallest of these, the A-7, used a medium-sized sectoral metal horn for high frequencies which featured dividers (sectors) to provide control sound dispersion, plus a medium-sized wooden low-frequency enclosure, which functioned as a hybrid bass-horn/bass-reflex enclosure.
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Products included "biflex" speakers where frequency range was increased by a flexible "decoupling" of a small center area of a speaker's cone from a larger "woofer" area the 604-series of coaxial speakers that employed a high efficiency compression driver mounted to the rear of the 604's low-frequency magnet, and exiting through a multicellular horn that passed through center of the woofer's cone (an updated version of this speaker is still being built today by Great Plains Audio in Oklahoma City using the original Altec tooling) and the large Voice Of The Theatre systems. First developed for use in motion picture theaters, these products were touted for their fidelity, extremely high efficiency and high sound level capability.
The first Altec Lansing power amplifier, Model 142B, was produced that same year.Īltec produced a celebrated line of professional and high-fidelity audio equipment, starting with a line of highly efficient horn-based loudspeaker systems. The two companies are not otherwise related.). Lansing Company (JBL), another manufacturer of high-quality professional loudspeakers and a competitor of Altec. Lansing) and melded the two names, forming the Altec Lansing Corporation on (James Lansing went on to found the James B. The All Technical Service Company purchased the nearly bankrupt Lansing Manufacturing Company (named after its founder James B. They changed the name to "All Technical Service Company". executives, including George Carrington, Sr. Called "E.R.P.I." (Electrical Research Products, Inc.), it was purchased as part of a consent decree in 1936 by a group of E.R.P.I. In 1928, AT&T's Western Electric established a division for the specific purpose of installing and servicing their loudspeakers and electronic products for motion picture use. From ERPI to the All Technical Service Company to Altec Lansing The current incarnation of the company, called Altec Lansing Technologies, is an OEM supplier to many computer makers such as Asus, Dell, Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, and Gateway. Altec Lansing's Sound Products Division provided the loudspeakers for the Woodstock Festival 1969.
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In 2004, Altec Lansing filed for trademark registration in regards to their "inMotion" line and was later awarded registration for the name in 2008.
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Some of the most famous products produced under the Altec Lansing brand name include "The Voice of the Theatre" (a series of professional loudspeakers for cinema applications created in 1947), and "inMotion", a line of portable speakers introduced in 2003 which was designed for the Apple iPod. Altec Lansing is a line of professional, home, automotive, computer, and multimedia audio products beginning in 1936.
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