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    They look like Volt bass drivers Bargain if they are
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    Quote Originally Posted by dantheman91 View Post
    why there not for sale but will upload some pics later or to view the orginal advert http://www.gumtree.com/p/for-sale/ia...akers/80434528

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    Simply because I've never heard of them before and they sound interesting!

    They look interesting, too.....
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    Theyb did use Volt drivers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hifi_dave View Post
    They did use Volt drivers.
    He got an absolute bargain then There is at least £200 worth of bass drivers there

    They look to me like the B220.8 as i'm fairly sure nearly every other Volt Bass driver had a black chassis? Just had another look & they look more like 10" drivers though, even better if they are!
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    They weren't what I'd call svelt speakers and that would indicate the 10" bass units. Volt is the only European maker of drivers that Ashley James has any favourable things to say about, and to get a complimentary vibe from him about anything in the audio industry is something indeed.

    Hmmm, crossover updates? I bet with modern sources they really would be great. Hope they get the matching system they deserve
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    Yep, 10" Volts in a transmission line enclosure.
    Althhough, there were a few reflex versions floating about.

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    Time to try them on the Quads later looking fowardto it. but a full day of collage first doh.
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    They weren't what I'd call svelt speakers and that would indicate the 10" bass units. Volt is the only European maker of drivers that Ashley James has any favourable things to say about, and to get a complimentary vibe from him about anything in the audio industry is something indeed.
    Yes, but what value has hot air?

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    Lol - the day I take any notice of what 'balloon-boy' has to say, is the day I derive pleasure from inserting a red-hot fork up my Jap's eye.

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