Paul Webster wrote:
> I don't imagine that a speaker from 1958 is going to sound fantastic
There's an exception to every rule. Quad ESL57
Transporter -> ATC SCM100A
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Paul Webster wrote:
> I don't imagine that a speaker from 1958 is going to sound fantastic -
> but I presume that the person who paid nearly 5000GBP for it was
> interested in more than the SQ.
The Japanese love them for their tonal quality as they love their
horns.
Theres a couple of pairs of
Paul Webster wrote:
> I don't imagine that a speaker from 1958 is going to sound fantastic -
> but I presume that the person who paid nearly 5000GBP for it was
> interested in more than the SQ.
Yep. My Subaru Forester is so much better on almost every dimension
than a 1956 Porche 356 or a 1967
Jeff07971 wrote:
> I think a lot of the Tannoys are well overpriced for their SQ
>
> All the DC ones I've heard sound massively bright and coloured to me and
> the older they are the worse they are.
>
> Apparently they appeal to some
I don't imagine that a speaker from 1958 is going to sound
slartibartfast wrote:
> Estimate £200-300, sold for £4800, wow.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
I think a lot of the Tannoys are well overpriced for their SQ
All the DC ones I've heard sound massively bright and coloured to me and
the older they are the worse they are.
Apparently the
Paul Webster wrote:
> screengrab
> 34190
>
> Perhaps ...
> Tannoy Canterbury
> 34191
>
> From
> https://auction.gorringes.co.uk/asp/fullcatalogue.asp?salelot=LJUNE15++139+&refno=10339460Estimate
> £200-300, sold for £4800, wow.
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screengrab
34190
Perhaps ...
Tannoy Canterbury
34191
From
https://auction.gorringes.co.uk/asp/fullcatalogue.asp?salelot=LJUNE15++139+&refno=10339460
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|Filename: tannoy.jpg |
|Dow
Can anybody identify any classic gear in the 1959 video? I thought those
might be Wharfedale speakers in the stereo demonstration.
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Te
The part of the video when the group is trying to find the imaging sweet
spot made me laugh! Then the comment machines more sensitive than the
ear they play to! It is a good thing I did not take that sip of tea
while listening to the video as it would have been expelled during to my
laughter.
My favorite post this year!!!
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mrw wrote:
> Very enjoyable, thanks. John Schlesinger directed.
>
> Here is link to original on BBC web-site, for those who may like to
> browse further.
> https://www.bbc.co.uk/archive/hi-fi-fo-fum/zjt6kmn
That's wonderful!
Stuart McLean
EXPECTINGTOFLY PLUGINS :
- *BBC Sounds* :
Paul Webster wrote:
> From an old BBC Monitor (arts programme)
>
> https://twitter.com/bbcarchive/status/1381615591212089344
Very enjoyable, thanks. John Schlesinger directed.
Here is link to original on BBC web-site, for those who may like to
browse further.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/archive/hi
Man in a van wrote:
> Cue more posts about "licking the road clean" :p
>
> ronnie
"wit tung" ;)
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Cue more posts about "licking the road clean" :p
ronnie
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Fantastic. "Machines more sensitive than the ears they play to." I
wonder what he'd have made of today's super high res stuff.
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>From an old BBC Monitor (arts programme)
https://twitter.com/bbcarchive/status/1381615591212089344
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, supla
finland, abc aust
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