It was around 1970 and I was skint. I should have waited and spent a couple of quid more on a Teleton SAQ-206B. Plenty of those still going strong!
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It was around 1970 and I was skint. I should have waited and spent a couple of quid more on a Teleton SAQ-206B. Plenty of those still going strong!
No Richer sounds in those days. I got amp, turntable with arm and cart, and speakers for £120 the lot. 1988. Although the speakers were slightly crap.
I miss the proper Richer Sounds with all the bin-end kit. And to a lesser extent Hyper-Fi. Always some fabulous Jap bin-end in their 6 page ads in WTF.
All I can say to this is, when all else fails read the instructions!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HEYBROOK-...-127635-2958-0
Rare in the UK, Rectilinear Research speakers from America. They made some decent loudspeakers, but these look as though they may go for a song as nobody here knows what they are. Collect from Hereford.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/144250512...MAAOSwJPZhZc1V
I'd have these if I was nearer! :)
Rare Metrosound electrostatic hybrid speakers. Seller doesn't know what they are, the tweeter was a flat electrostatic driver. There was a larger version too as I recall, I wonder if these actually work?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/124723821...00%7C7000%7C10
So it does :).
I saw and heard these at various Hi-Fi shows back in the seventies, but can't for the life of me remember what they sounded like. I remember my mate being impressed with what he saw on their stand and buying the rather popular ST60 integrated amp. It sounded very good driving his Cadenzas (better than his Armstrong 521).
The 'elac' unit looks like an ordinary speaker in the photos? I presume its behind the wadding in the photo.