Hello from Wiltshire

[archiesdad]

Howdy and welcome Robert from Martin in Fife.

[synsei]

Synsei, thanks for the heads up re the B&W speakers...very tempted!

No worries Rob. I note you've upped and bought 'em

I very nearly grabbed them myself but I think the missus would have clunked me over the head with them if I'd brought yet another pair of speakers into the house

[Robprog]

No worries Rob. I note you've upped and bought 'em

I very nearly grabbed them myself but I think the missus would have clunked me over the head with them if I'd brought yet another pair of speakers into the house

Dave: I am looking for a tin hat as I expect the whack!

[brian2957]

Please may I make a suggestion Robert .

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Authentic-...item43bca110b3

[Robprog]

Please may I make a suggestion Robert .

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Authentic-...item43bca110b3

That's what I need Brian!

[Floyddroid]

Great big welcome from me Robert. Good to have another prog bod onboard. I hope that you enjoy it here.

[Floyddroid]

Dave, that amp is bloody gorgeous.

Hi Robert,

An excellent introductory post sir and one in which you have identified exactly where you need to go with your system in the future. Personally I love the 'Gyro' not only for its superb musicality but also for its aesthetics, love that whole 'industrial' look. The Azure is a capable mid-range beast which could outlive a speaker upgrade or two, so I reckon that is where you should begin.

Incidentally there are a cracking pair of B&W Matrix 1 speakers for sale on the forum for just £175. These are speakers you'd need to spend upwards of 800 quid to better with a new pair. The crossovers are hefty and well designed as are the cabs. Drive units are B&W items but somewhat better than the more typical units the company fitted to lesser models of the period.