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7771I just found this photo of our front room in the late '70s.I was trying to remember if i bought these speakers as a kit or not.The lower B139 was an ABR,and i liked the sound of them.I sold them as we were moving to a smaller house.It is annoying that i can't recall what they were and how i came by them. :mental:
For me, they look like KEFs or IMFs... Love the old Shell petrol pump sign - quality! :respect:
Marco.
My wife found the sign in a skip,she eventually broke it when dusting :steam:
Can't find any mention of the speakers in the Kef history site,i can only think maybe they were a kit by Heathkit or suchlike.
IMF's?
No ,unfortunatly i was always to poor(tight) for IMF's.Would have got some if i had the cash.
walpurgis
02-12-2012, 15:25
I think Heathkit did use KEF drivers in some of their designs and I'm fairly sure I saw some huge Bush Arena speakers using KEF units too, many years ago.
My wife found the sign in a skip,she eventually broke it when dusting :steam:
Lol - there's your first mistake: letting the wife anywhere near your hi-fi with a fooking duster!! :nono:
If mine tried that, she'd be wearing the duster as a tail!
Marco.
Rare Bird
02-12-2012, 15:32
Heathkit 'AS9560'
Lol - knew you'd come up with the answer! :eyebrows:
Marco.
Audio Al
02-12-2012, 15:42
knew you'd come up with the answer!
He da man ,
wish I new what he has forgotten :D
Great,that's the fellows,thanks for that.I have been trying to find out for ages.Could have sworn i put them together all those years ago, my wife didn't agree, she was wrong,:lol:.
Ps Marco,she ain't been anywhere the gears with a duster for over 30 years now..Bless her.:nono::argument:
hornucopia
02-12-2012, 16:01
I have Heathkit Ambassadors (at Royce Rolls Cafe in Bristol's Corn Exchange Market, - sitting on top of the Fridges!!) but they have a 12 inch bass unit.
A bit over the top for background music,eh what,:D Next time i am up in Bristol i will have to come in for a gander and a brew..
I wonder what the rolling cost of dusting mishaps is... must be in the billions.
Dust is a natural protector as Quentin Crisp used to say.
hifi_dave
05-12-2012, 17:10
I've replaced (literally) hundreds of expensive cartridges for customers over the years, which have been damaged by over zealous dusting..:doh:
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