Marec's new (and old) system

[marec]

Not changed much in a few years...
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Rgds

Mark

[Marco]

Sorry, Mark, that's not working.............

Marco.

[marec]

Heigh ho... Well that went well, didn't it? :-)

[hermit]

here you go

http://i1064.photobucket.com/albums/u378/m4rkhodgson/HiFi/IMG_0062_zpszf8k9gff.jpg

[Ronksley]

here we go ??????


http://i1064.photobucket.com/albums/u378/m4rkhodgson/HiFi/IMG_0062_zpszf8k9gff.jpg?455

ain't got a clue why it dint work

so what is that

??????


SNAP

[marec]

Thanks guys...
The electronics are Bel Canto, fed by an ATV. The loudspeakers (I promise, there ARE two!) are Lowther Delphic...

Mark

[Macca]

Quite a complex speaker internally:

http://www.parow.no/Lowther/delphic.html

[Andy831]

Interesting system Mark from a polar opposite Bel Canto user.

[marec]

Interesting system Mark from a polar opposite Bel Canto user.

I guess anyone who has lived with Lowthers always has niggling doubts, but I do keep coming back to them (and I've owned this pair for 23 years). If I were starting again, big Tannoys might be at the top of my list. They sound as if they are much improved from the overly warm mushy sound I remember from 30 odd years ago. I suppose amplification (and turntables!) have also come on somewhat! :) . I don't think my house will bear another pair of loudspeakers though, much less large ones!