These speakers were given to me as part of an inheritance. I would love to keep them but simply don't have the room. They are in really good condition considering the age. A scratch and a ding here and there on the cabinet as well as a bit of static when you move the High Frequency Attenuator but I would imagine those could be cleaned out easily. As I'm writing this I see another pair of these for auction that ends in an hour. The current bid is $1725.

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Here are some specs: Low Frequency Drivers Model: 416-16z size: 15” Magnetic Structure: 10 lbs.

Fjn04.I owned a pair of Altec Valencia's many moons ago. I enjoyed their sound very much. The bass was solid and the midrange and highs from the compression driver and horn sounded live. I have previously owned Altec Lansing A7 Voice of the Theater speakers and found the Valencia's to sound quite similar.

The Valencia's sensitivity was high enough that my 30 watt per channel tube amplifier gave me all the volume and dynamic range I wanted. I owned them nearly 10 years and only sold them because I moved across country and did not want to have to transport them.

I believe you will find Shindo and Altec Valencia to be a fine combination. I have owned the Valencias for years and currently run them with a Masseto and Haut Brion, but have, in the past, used them with the Aurieges-L, connected to a K and K phono stage and the Cortese and Corton Charlemagne amps.The Valencias, in my opinion, are the no-brainer speaker to mate with Shindo gear if you don't have serious money to spend.I also have a pair of the LM 755i's that I rotate in and out with the Valencias. They are very different speakers. I enjoy them both.By the way, the Valencias took a huge step up in performance when I upgraded the crossovers to transformer based crossovers made by Jabo/Werner Jagusch.

He sells them for around 500 a pair on ebay. They make the Valencias that much more coherent and get rid of any horn shoutiness.

They are, in my opinion, must buys if you are going to invest in a pair of Valencias. I acquired a pretty pristine pair of 846A's from the son of the original owner up in Oregon back in 2011. It was a bear getting them safely down to sunny Orange County (now South Bay) but it was well worth the effort!

I originally paired them with older Audio Research tube gear which was a very good match but when I acquired a Monbrison preamp (soon to be a Masseto; thanks Matt!) and a Cortese SET amp, that was the game changer. The Shindo-Altec system synergy is amazing! Emotionally involving music, nothing out of balance, never fatiguing. I don't think I'll ever need to seek another main pair of speakers.Once I get firmly into my new digs in Northern Cal in about 18 months, I will experiment with tweaks like raising them on stands and possibly the German crossovers that JayBass wrote about but if these things don't come to pass, I still would be totally satisfied with the 846A's present performance.