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Oh yes, very nice pictures Philip :) I'm pretty sure i now realise i recognised you but couldn't place the face, of course it was your pics on here :eyebrows:
I think myself & Alex UK managed to visit just about every room but might have missed a couple, it's like a rabbit warren at that place :eek: I took pics in each & every room i went in though so i'll see about sorting them out at some stage shortly :)
Yes it is, its the third time I've been and I still can't find my way around:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Reid Malenfant
Wish I could have gone, the pics look great, this is the best one for me, shows a truly awesome TT....
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I reckon that's why i missed a couple of rooms :D Honestly it was very confusing until you understood the basic layout, it'd have been a nightmare without the supplied guide :mental:Quote:
Originally Posted by baron
OMG, i took 165 pictures, give me a few days to sort them all out :eek:
This looks an interesting setup. What were the speakers and how did it sound??
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Great pics btw, thanks for sharing.
Marco - sorry I never spoke to you, went in twice you weren't there the first time and later it was full.
You must be well pleased with your speakers, great sound, could of stayed in there all afternoon.
The reel to reel :eek: excellent
I believe the speakers were Leak 2705's. It sounded like very good quality 1970's Hi-Fi :)Quote:
Originally Posted by halvis
Turntable looks great, but it's a shame some bird's left her make-up brush lying around making the place look untidy. :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mains Cables R Us
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Yes it sounded great, it was in the Art of Sound room, along with Marco's great sounding Ditton 66 Studio Monitors , and Nick's (Beechwoods) Nagra reel to reelQuote:
Originally Posted by Mains Cables R Us