Yes have them up and running. Sound ok but not great as I don't have a crossover yet. Work well in the room though.
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Yes have them up and running. Sound ok but not great as I don't have a crossover yet. Work well in the room though.
cool, let me know how you get on with them. SteveQuote:
Originally Posted by Ali Tait
be very quick
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/REVOX-BX-350-V...item3cb2150e64
:) Last time i saw a set of those in the flesh was at a hifi exhibition while i was on holiday with my parents, shows how old they are as i must have been about 10 :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonboy
44 now :doh:
so am i in 11 days :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Reid Malenfant
They looked interesting for the money
Never seen grey ones before, probably paintedQuote:
Originally Posted by Jonboy
Sorry to hear that Jon, it's all downhill from here :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonboy
If you thought those were interesting then look out for the big brothers. From what i can remember they use 9 (though it could have been 8 with one in the middle missing??? Doesn't sound right but could be) of the same bass/mids on bass duty (think they are 5.25") what looked like an 8" or 10" for midrange & of course a dome tweeter.
Very odd looking but very nice sounding :)
From memory, they were just a mugs eyeful when compared with the UK made competition of the time..
Wow, went for £750.Quote:
Originally Posted by John
They auctioned another one of these earlier this year or late last year and it fetched £430 odd - I was tempted back then but shouldn't start a project without finishing my many others.
Some small speakers that are long forgotten are quite good I've found. Maybe there's less to go wrong. Certainly people don't tend to idolise them like some larger ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by aquapiranha
Even my found-on-a-skip Gale Monitors which find it hard to fetch £10 on Ebay are pretty good..
The magazine endorced small cheap monitor was the Morduant Short MS10i - between £25 and £45 ebay prices.