I do think it was a genuine mistake - it was a poorly presented listing from someone not really knowing what they were doing. We did agree to not go ahead with the sale without any attempt by them to force me to buy.
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I do think it was a genuine mistake - it was a poorly presented listing from someone not really knowing what they were doing. We did agree to not go ahead with the sale without any attempt by them to force me to buy.
The orange is half the appeal ("half the peel", for a lame pun)!Quote:
Originally Posted by mikmas
Are these any good ?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tannoy-spe...item4196bbee12
If it was a genuine mistake then not a problem...I guess it happens all the time on eBay...Quote:
Originally Posted by Audio Advent
Thought it looked familiar! It's the same as an Aiwa 22 system, normally in silver but here an example in blue:Quote:
Originally Posted by mikmas
http://www.stereo2go.com/fileSendAct...e/DSC08424.JPG
And the Uher again with the tape deck:
http://bilder.hifi-forum.de/medium/1...aiwa_23752.jpg
No Bev, not good...... F*#<ing stunning. One of the best small, "modern" Tannoys. When I ran and used the world famous Tin Pan Alley Studios, these were the main monitors in Studio 1, in two years I recorded and mixed 7 indie charting albums on a pair of those. My buddy Steve who worked with me at the time, still has a pair in the control room at Liscome Park studios as a "real world speaker". You may have guessed I love them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninanina
Yes, those are brilliant. Very natural and realistic sounding! :)
Marco.
Oooh - loving the ORANGE! Very 70s-tastic! :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by Audio Advent
Marco.
Yep, Bev.... love is. :)
Marco, you would have loved TPA, as well as the Little Reds in studio one we had Ditton 66s and Eatons in Studio 2, Great days really miss the place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco