Never heard of these,I'd like to have a listen!
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Never heard of these,I'd like to have a listen!
Hi JonQuote:
Originally Posted by Jonboy
If you could scan it would be great
Hi All...Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
Well, Jon, it makes me curious too!
;)
O.A.;)
i'll go look see tomorrow, give me a nudge if i forget, old age and all that
The awesome Linx 'Stratos' pre/Pwr's
http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a2...inxStratos.jpg
Another one that I liked too Andre. I seem to remember they made a big thing about the leaves over the source switches being cut with................wait for it................a laser!!!!
You can't really see them too well on that photo.
Is this worth £450
Lentek integrated amp
Amazing how memories can so easily get rose-tinted... I'll give you the Onix integrated, which I only got to know much later on, after they folded...
The Lentek was great in parts, yet sounded so "gentle" that everyone turned it up, the clipping lights came on and it STILL didn't sound very loud. beautifully built though..
Thanks Dave not for my musical tastes then
Linx were originally a New Zealand based company. The 'Nebula' intergrated i sold a few months ago (Like a pr*ck i am) were one of the UK manufactured units, this particular one had Audioplan internal Ag plated wiring, some units had Van Den Hul.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo
Aye chris they were lazer cut facia for the touch controls, the intial power on/off was on the rear via rocker switch which put the amp into stand by, all the source controls on the facia would then light a dim red, by pressing the facia power function you then activated the amp, then by pressing the desired input selection then the desired source would glow a brighter red as per the power function.Very clean detailed sound but they got very hot.
Here's a Linx 'Vega' Pre/Pwr..'oo' come to daddy
http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a2...N/LinxVega.jpg
Anyway to cover the above babbling i found this: