They were nice to use, controls all worked nicely, shame it has Din sockets for in's and out's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Sounded fine to me.
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They were nice to use, controls all worked nicely, shame it has Din sockets for in's and out's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Sounded fine to me.
Looks the same as above http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/222207522452
It's the balance control that rather wrecks the aesthetics though...Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
Yes, but using it you might well accept it as it works so nicely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martyn Miles
I used one of these amp decades ago to drive my home built LS3/5a clones, later I tried it on my Quad ESL57's, it survived, apparently, quite a few amps don't.
£3343 for a broken cartridge! The Neumann DS-62 may be legendary (I have my doubts about all the hype attached to this design), but it is not worth that sort of money.
Probably bought by the idiot who paid £20,000 for a pair of Rogers LS3/5As. :doh:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Neumann-DS...vip=true&rt=nc
Lol - it's hardly a 'looker' to start with! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Martyn Miles
Marco.
:eek::donk::spank:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Sounds very sweet though.....:sofa:
:eek: I'm surprised - what did it sound like? Wasn't the Teleton only 6w/channel?Quote:
Originally Posted by spendorman
I used one (my father's) briefly to drive my home built Wharfdale speakers: a single RS8/DD driver in a 1.2cu ft distributed port cabinet.
The Teleton was fine in to the LS3/5a clones, did not use for long with he ESL57's, but sounded good too, did not push the amp for obvious reasons. Rated power was 6W per channel as you say, but it seemed quite a lot more.
Teleton in to Wharfedale 8RSDD would probably have been quite loud, I still have a pair of those.
I thought we had been here before!! In 2010:
http://theartofsound.net/forum/showt...p?6989-Teleton
Well done Alex!
I was aware the Teleton amp had been discussed before and was going to look for the thread - you beat me to it! :)
(Would love to hear your Rogers 'Master' amp one day and compare it with your Radford STA25 Mk.III into Quad ESLs.)
From memory (what's that), the Radford STA25 III and the Rogers Master were very similar in sound quality.
I recently tried one pair of my ESL57's, they still worked after many years of storage. One of my ESL63's has not stood storage so well, nasty crackling.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SONAB-75S-...YAAOSwJqpXoK7c
sonab tt with shure cart ending soon
M75-MG, I have one of those, got it in the 70's.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
IMF Super Compact:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/IMF-Super-...-/122079427321
Have bass units and tweeters been replaced?
Bass unit should be KEF B200?
Tweeter looks ok, but not so sure about the bass... there were other issues i am told. Had a set once.
They look fairly cheap and nasty, and the four terminals on the back suggest they are for P.A. type setups. They most likely use a 100V Line Connection.
S**t......I guess i will have to cancel the order..Quote:
Originally Posted by Beobloke
you dun arf buy some tat mate :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dantheman91
Some you win some you lose it was a wrong decision on my part everyone has been their learn from it and start again. Yes some tat in the name of fun between the excellent HI-FI i have no harm in that....Quote:
Originally Posted by jamie123
:) trying to get a refund...
Refunded and now thinking about theseQuote:
Originally Posted by Beobloke
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pair-of-Na...YAAOSwgZ1XsuEG
I have to ask 'Why?' - they don't look anything special.
re veneered and ruined! love the stained pine bun feet:vomfest:
what a shame :(
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pioneer-PL...QAAOSwMtxXs15d
Agreed. Let's just say I doubt they were part of the Dragon setup!Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
£2750 for a pair of PM6 Lowther Acoustas! Nuts!!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lowther-Vo...IAAOSwuzRXdqq0
Interesting pair of large vintage Yamaha TM-5 active speakers. Never seen a pair before.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/STUNNING-P...sAAOSwawpXrveY
They look a bit of a bargain!
wrong link geoff
So it is :). Sorted now.Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Look very good. probably sound good too.... A tad far to travel though
Feet look like trade warehouse wooden doorknobs...Quote:
Originally Posted by jamie123
That's what I thought too. Must have cost about a tenner for the lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by DGP
You'll find these are not HiFi speakers, we sold similar "Tone Cabinets" at JVC and they were for use with our Electronic Organs. The TM5 has an electronic tremelo to emulate the sound of a Leslie speaker.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
That's interesting Paul. Makes sense to me as the layout of the drivers is odd to say the least.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaulStewart
Technics SH-X1000 dac - this will fetch a good price. Rare item.
Maybe for once the "Rare item" BS in the ebay description is RightQuote:
Originally Posted by hermit
but the "Works Worldwide" ??????? so most DACs are like DVDs and only work in certain regions
Must make sure any DAC I buy is Midlands and Yorkshire compatible but what if I move to Wales or Scotland
David,Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronksley
Some of the rarer high end units from the top Japanese manufacturers, were not intended for export and were 100v only. Some more were made 120v for the US market and a separate 240v UK model and 220V one was to European spec. It was far more expensive to put in a multi tap transformer, so unless the item was of high value and intended for world wide distribution, they were not used. Also, with some turntables, cassette decks and other components with AC motors, the 50Hz or 60Hz mains frequency is an issue. Don't worry though, you can get Swiss army knives with an attachment for getting your foot out of your mouth :lol:
Fidelity Research FRT-3 SUT at a sane price. It's in Japan.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2625572454...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
There's little that comes close to these for the money. I've had three, they are very open and musical and have worked well with every low output MC I've tried.
Asking prices have been creeping towards £400 lately, so this one is cheap!
Ive got a 100v pioneer receiver. Its quite good sounding , although not really high end. Works great on a variac
These look :eek:
Calling Geoff....:eyebrows:
I offered £65 for them but i cant get their to collect...:steam:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Coral-Bx14...-/122087944076
did he /she accept your offer?
They would of done.....if i collected them..Quote:
Originally Posted by jamie123
If they go cheap they are worth having. The drive units are nothing particularly special, even the big bass driver is a steel frame job, nice to have fabric surrounds though. The little horn tweeters are the best bit actually. These speakers might be worth paying up to £100 for, but no more in my view.Quote:
Originally Posted by dantheman91
They break the Beobloke 'shiny dustcap' rule. But they are probably a lot of fun and would work with a low power valve amp.
hmm and im in brighton too :eyebrows:
na not for me but if you can collect them at a later date dan,i dont mind picking them for you and holding them until you can :)
Furutech mains lead kit...I don't know how he does this for this price...but hey...why look a gift horse in the mouth...astounding value for money
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MCRU-FURUT...cAAOSw65FXt0dL
Don't know if this is any good but looks cheap http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/291846030625
they went for £165Quote:
Originally Posted by dantheman91
Pretty good price considering...wasn't me though...:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by jamie123
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Technics-1...3D142058326455
might interest 1200 owners
It appears ive bought some more shit a pair of teleton speakers on ebay for £12. :eek: should be interesting with the teleton amp....:eyebrows:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3020434428...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
:lol::lol: