So, come on then, who's ever seen a pair of the fabled STL4s?
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So, come on then, who's ever seen a pair of the fabled STL4s?
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Not me but ive had '150' & '200's..
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ram stuff was supposedly well thought of in the day, although i dont know if that was justified. Falcon i think made all the boards for them.
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I think they are pretty good in the context of speakers of that era. I'd rather have a RAM200 then the DM2 although I like the DM2.Originally Posted by struth
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They got a licence to produce the LS3/5a from the BBC which involved very tight specifications so they must have been good when needed.
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RAM never took off in the UK, hence their early demise.
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@florin My DM2a have Kef B200 instead of the usual B&W driver. They sound good to me.
Had both these and RAM 200- would probably keep the B&W out of the two. Horses for courses.
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Maybe check the Dm2 with the ram 200 mid bass driver inside at some point for us since you have both ..
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Did they take off anywhere else??
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Not really. I did some reviews in Hi-Fi for Pleasure and a couple of other mags of the time but RAM were never big and as I recall, not around for more than a couple of years.
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