Yeah, got the trusty Pioneer PD-S505 Precision feeding it all and sounding super as always. This little lot could embarrass some seriously good systems.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
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Yeah, got the trusty Pioneer PD-S505 Precision feeding it all and sounding super as always. This little lot could embarrass some seriously good systems.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Those Correllis look pretty good. Grills as well? Will you do a recap?
It was you Geoff that encouraged and helped me in restoring the ones I picked up for £14.50. Really glad I did and you are right that they beat many other speakers.
Nice speaks those.
Already done Edward. The previous owner (my buddy) did them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Edward
If you still have yours, try and find a NAD 3130 amp to drive them. It's a great match!
They'll be even better once I've given the cabinets a tart up :).Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Yes I bet a NAD 3130 would be a great match. Back in the late 70s I had a NAD 3120 driving Leak 3030s. Nice memories.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Yep still have the KEF Correllis.
Another phono stage on the way, Cambridge Audio 'Azure' 640P. I already have three phono stages, but always had a soft spot for these since my last one years ago. They sound way better than the modest prices would imply, I also thought it sounded decent on MC, despite what others said.
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Well this is remarkably good.
https://i.ibb.co/HNRfmpt/IMG-1037.jpg
Shure M75ED cartridge in my TD150 II, fitted with a very rare NOS Goldring M75E stylus. Yes, that's right, Goldring made replacement styli for Shure cartridges for a while and this one is unused (until now). I expect it to be every bit as good as the Shure original, it's sounding truly fine.
You need help man :lol:
S.