Bearing in mind the costly mods to bring them up to HiFi standards these days, they should be a low-finish too :eyebrows:
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someone with good DIY skills should consider this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AIR-BEARING-AN...item20b4df5414 I know not cheap but where this could go if done right it be worth it
Ferrograph 'Logic 7' running with Dave R name written all over it
Just tried the Rogers LS1's I picked up the other day for £25 and flippin 'eck! no speaker you can buy for this small amount of money has any business sounding this good! I don't say this lightly, but I am willing to bet they would give a lot of very expensive stand mounts reason to fear ebay....
EDIT. I am truly flabbergasted by these small stand mounts. No way did I think when I ordered them as 'spares' or maybe to use in the kitchen that they would sound anywhere near as good as they do. I am truly shocked.
Has anyone seen the Tannoy Canterbury SE's I have on E-Bay just now ?
I am selling them for a friend who is emigrating very soon and can't take them with him. They are as new with full packing etc, never played loud, classical music only and in a smoke free home. A truly lovely pair of speakers and I wish that I had the room for them myself.
The retail price is approx £14K but he would like £6K only for a quick sale with collection from the Bristol area.
Contact me radlettaudio@hotmail.co.uk
If you think the LS1 is good, wait till you hear the larger ones from this range ;)
The non-BBC derived Rogers speakers were really good, favourites being the LS7 in both forms (the "T" spat a bit when new, but mellowed nicely) and the LS6. I also heard some 5's doing the business on some "Alan Parsons Project" once too.
Lentek - moving coil cartridge preamp
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