The Altec Lansing Model 14 is a classic vintage two-way floorstanding loudspeaker produced by Altec Lansing in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Designed as a more home-friendly, compact alternative to the massive Model 19 and Voice of the Theatre series, the Model 14 introduced key technological advancements in horn design and speaker protection. Key Features & Innovations Mantaray® Horn Technology: Features the MR931-12 Mantaray horn paired with the Altec 902-8B compression driver. The Constant Directivity (CD) design ensures an ultra-wide, consistent horizontal dispersion pattern (90^\circ horizontal by 40^\circ vertical) to maintain a broad sweet spot. Tangerine® Phase Plug: Enhances high-frequency extension and detail, allowing response up to 20 kHz. Automatic Power Control Protection: Built-in protection circuit designed to limit continuous power overloading without altering signal dynamics under normal levels. Variable Dual-Band Equalizer: Integrated controls on the crossover network allow adjustment of mid- and high-frequency balance to suit room acoustics.