GET THOSE BLOODY 44's OFF THE FLOOR - unless you like boom posing as bass...... Been there and dun it yonks ago and still remember how much better they were once lifted 10 to 12 inches off the floor...
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GET THOSE BLOODY 44's OFF THE FLOOR - unless you like boom posing as bass...... Been there and dun it yonks ago and still remember how much better they were once lifted 10 to 12 inches off the floor...
Two garrard 401's! Nice.
Easier said than done Dave when not my prime speakers, defo not gonna drop a 100 quid for low stands when i don't even know if i'm gonna keep them. :)
Yes Andrew, snagged that flat strobed (what i always wanted) one over Christmas cheap when everyone was stuffed and lying in a stupor. :cool:
Got the message of what....
:eek:
and that..
:lol:
...means now Andr'e, S'ok, i've got broad shoulders. :D
Don't worry Andy no everyones as nutz as me (I don't think anyone is tbh) :D
Have noticed some Ditton 44's have lost their metal mesh tweeter covers for the HF2000,
is there any interest on my pair before i toss them in the bin?, perfect in every way,
all it needs is the thinnest sliver of double sided tape cut to shape and job jobbed.
PM me with details if interested and i'll pop them in the post FOC.
P.S. Been listening to these and are stupid good btw, as Dave said a bit boomy at higher volumn levels as it's on the floor but they are braw in everyway.
Dan,
It's the metal grills, the perimeter paper can't be retrieved, my attempts at taking them off just tore them, PM details and i'll drop them in the post.
Metal grilles are available, just ask Stirling Broadcast in the first instance...
Regarding getting them off the floor, you don't need £100+ stands. What about good old decorative house-bricks or breeze blocks for research purposes.........?