You mean the gloop that allows the counterweight to droop like it has Peyrone's....:eyebrows:
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You mean the gloop that allows the counterweight to droop like it has Peyrone's....:eyebrows:
Did they make you sound clearer when you swore at someone for hacking you whilst on a glory run:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by webby
I've used sorbothane in the past with varying results. Under a EAR phonostage years ago it seemed to bring out extra depth to the soundstage.
On the other hand it seemed to reduce dynamics and slow tempo and rythmn when placed under amps. It certainly has an effect, no denying that - just depends if you like what it does I guess, depending on the equipment.
Hi Dave - remember me?Quote:
Originally Posted by hifi_dave
Used to pop in when in St Albans for a looksee at wots new. Remember getting a Bow Wazoo years back and then a EAR 8L6. Then you upped and legged it to the back of beyond :)
cheers
Robin
Must have seen you coming......
Apologies, couldn't resist it :lol:
Dave now resides in a quieter country retreat WITH PARKING!!!!! and a lovely little dem room in which to savour his delights - or summat.......;)
Looks like I'll have to sharpen up around here :)
Well being a dealer you'll know that arm & you'll know that was eradicated by missionQuote:
Originally Posted by hifi_dave
Yeah, they coupled the counterweight directly IIRC and added a possibly superior stiff exit cable which prevented its correct use on the springy belt drives we sold....
Mind you, the Mechanic, 774LC etc came soon after and the original 774 was consigned to history..
Well, being a dealer there's only so much crap you can put up with so we probably stopped dealing with them before that...:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre
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