Drum roll, cymbal crash,,,Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
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Drum roll, cymbal crash,,,Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
SPEAKER PLACEMENT: These speakers will be at their absolute best placed 12 inches in from the side wall of a skip, preferably under an old rusty cooker... :cool:
I'm here all week...Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
:lol::lol::lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by synsei
SPEAKER CABLES: Here at Charles Fraudio the art of design is unique. Many other manufacturers of boxes that produce noise allow the consumer to choose which cables can be attach to their speaker boxes. We found it almost impossible to train them to do so, therefore to improve the interface between cable and speaker thus enhancing noise quality, and frankly in an attempt to stop them making a beeline for the door as soon as they clapped eyes on our stunning speakers, we have super glued them to the speaker terminals so they can't get away...
here's my little question to Charlie Fraudio, couldn't help myself tehehe:eyebrows:
"those look really great can you tell me what crossover capacitors you are using, the cabinet material and finally the make of the drivers, you've already said about the bass drives but what about those superb looking midrange tweeters?"
possibly a bargain in the making for the arm and cart but the hideous bit of wood underneath would have to go :eyebrows:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LINN-SONDE...ht_3930wt_1398
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Originally Posted by BTH K10A
Looks like he's had to compress on of the suspension springs a fair bit to counteract the weight of the arm. But, as you say, it's be better to dump the thing the arm is sat on.
An arm/cartridge combination I have wanted to try for the last thirty years!Quote:
Originally Posted by BTH K10A
Go for it Barry. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
The shipping will be reasonable without the junk it's sitting on. :)