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    Join Date: Aug 2017

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    I'm Jakob.

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    having got a taste with the Trent’s I’m after :
    Howard II’s
    Conway I or II’s
    Kendal I or II’s
    Richmond I or II (not sure about 3)

    Not after tall thin floor standers the big box stand 70’s era stand mounters please.

    Thanks

    Jake

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    The Trent is a terrific speaker, still recall the mid-bass breathing through the dust caps... wonderful little monitor, only limited by the limited bass.

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    I'm Paul.

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    I have a pair of Tays that I don't use. They are boxed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xapito View Post
    The Trent is a terrific speaker, still recall the mid-bass breathing through the dust caps... wonderful little monitor, only limited by the limited bass.
    They are indeed but I’m interested to see how they compare to the older Richmond’s and how the larger older relations compare ...

    Quote Originally Posted by stuferg View Post
    I hhave a pair of Tays that I don't use. They are boxed.
    Sorry mate only interested in the original iterations for now ...as these seem to be what everyone who’s a fan raves about .

    Jake

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    I'll be honest, I've never heard anyone discussed the old big ones. I used to have the early Howard floorstanders and liked them a lot but wondered how the earlier iteration would sound

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