No idea what these sound like but they even more mimilistic than mine and if you have the right room and can her before you buy might be a bargain
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Stunning-Pair-...item3a60bb4c29
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No idea what these sound like but they even more mimilistic than mine and if you have the right room and can her before you buy might be a bargain
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Stunning-Pair-...item3a60bb4c29
Interesting... The guy lives in Tarporley, which is only down the road from me. It'd be funny if there were rare vintage drivers inside, but I suspect not.Quote:
A nice looking pair of antique speaker cabinets. Just the right size to make something interesting with.
Might be worth a look though to see what they are :)
Marco.
For those interested in these things...........
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TEAC-reference...ht_1235wt_1716
For 99p you cant really go wrong.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Seems a bit crap of late on our fav auction place..I generally make a few bargins this time of year but nothing to really call a bargin this year..
My guess is that the speaker grilles are the originals, in which case they are possibly Sansui or Pioneer from the 70s? - unlikely to be a set of Tannoy Golds I reckon...Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
It all seems to be expensive on the valve side of things as well :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
Yep, they look like Sansui's to me, maybe sitting on home made plinths - I know some of the Sansui's had little plinths like that, but those are taller than I've seen before & that's a bad veneer match.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
http://www.nrpavs.co.nz/Images/Sansu...368_pixels.gif
The ebay boxes look a lot deeper than the Sansui's.
Yes - but Sansui made a lot of different models and of all sorts of sizes, over a long period of time. The picture was to illustrate the grilles. Those grilles were hand assembled and finished from wood - real workmanship.
http://www.classicsansui.net/images/...eakers%20b.jpg