I loved my 0-100, whicvhnI bought by walking down the road from Bush House to Fleet St, and later the SB, lovely industrial design, and it gave years of good service, molysliped of course.
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I loved my 0-100, whicvhnI bought by walking down the road from Bush House to Fleet St, and later the SB, lovely industrial design, and it gave years of good service, molysliped of course.
Not really a fair comparison, though, as the 401 came without plinth, arm or cartridge!Quote:
Originally Posted by WullieD20
Good point Adam.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beobloke
Regardless of the details provided in this Comet ad, the SL95B and the SP25 that I purchased at the time came with a plinth (SL95) and without a plinth (SP25), although the difference for the SP25 with a plinth and nominal cart would have been around £10...!
Considering the 401 required a plinth (?? £10), tone arm (??SME 3009 £25) and cartridge (??Shure V15 (£28) and would have been considered as a 'reference source' it would have been not far short of £100......
Wonder if they have any potential.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sony-SS-5...53.m1438.l2649
The tweeter looks like a cheap Audax with a fancy plastic bezel. Could be wrong of course :).Quote:
Originally Posted by Made in 1968
I seem to remember them for some reason, Thats a 1980's Sony colour scheme. However its the early 70's Sony speakers i thought were alright.
There the ones i wanted to hear Geoff
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sony-ULM-...sAAOSwVDJeOooU
Never seen or heard of these before.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/193386967136
Reasonably well known vintage US make actually, not so much over here though.Quote:
Originally Posted by HackneyRF
Not sure if this is a bargain but at least with the latest voucher you can get £50 off [emoji6] [emoji23]
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