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Geoff101
30-04-2015, 20:14
I picked a set if these up earlier this week (Mk1 non-gold I think) with some other kit. Cabinets have a few chunks missing and all together I wasn't expecting much.
Plugged them in tonight and hugely surprised by how decent they are. I've had a few budget Tannoys before (later ones) and these are way better.
Just goes to show I still have much to learn!
I picked a set if these up earlier this week (Mk1 non-gold I think) with some other kit. Cabinets have a few chunks missing and all together I wasn't expecting much.
Plugged them in tonight and hugely surprised by how decent they are. I've had a few budget Tannoys before (later ones) and these are way better.
Just goes to show I still have much to learn!
Me too! I brought a pair from a well known auction site a while back, blooming good fun, open, good bass and very dynamic, smooth an full- bloodied.:cool:
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Yes the M20 is a great little unit, portrays voices in a very natural way.
I have had 2 pairs and got a third set for my Girlfriends system, they are in mint condition, picked them up for £27 and close enough to collect, she is well pleased with them.
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Yes the M20 is a great little unit, portrays voices in a very natural way.
I have had 2 pairs and got a third set for my Girlfriends system, they are in mint condition, picked them up for £27 and close enough to collect, she is well pleased with them.
Always liked the look of them too, quite classy for a relatively 'budget' loudspeaker from yesterday.:)
Spectral Morn
10-05-2015, 17:21
First proper HiFi I ever heard was M20 gold Mk2 on the end of a Musical fidelity A1 and a Sansui turntable - great sound. I think it fair to say that Alistair's system was responsible for setting me off on my interest in quality audio :cool:
Regards Neil
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