Cheers, Nick. Is it still B&W who are servicing Naks, or someone else. Got any contact details? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Beechwoods
Marco.
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Cheers, Nick. Is it still B&W who are servicing Naks, or someone else. Got any contact details? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Beechwoods
Marco.
Paul Wilkins of B&W services them.
01903695695
Email: paul@bowersandwilkins.co.uk
Kind Regards,
Stephen
Cheers, chaps. I'll bear that info in mind once I've taken delivery of the unit and had a good listen :cool:
Incidentally, there's quite an interesting mention of the BX-125E here (also including technical info): http://stereonomono.blogspot.co.uk/2...i-bx-125e.html
Marco.
Can I have it?Pleeeez:eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by chelsea
Just bought a Nak 1000 tri-tracer,love it!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TANNOY-GRF...#ht_500wt_1413
Buy these before I do.
Nah... my A-3's were cheaper. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by sq225917
If i had the cash i'd go for those.
Very nice, and undoubtedly a total bargain, but what drive units do these use? They look 'modern' (as in post-1960s)...Quote:
Originally Posted by sq225917
For me, 'where it's at' with big Tannoys, is very much with the old Monitor Series, whether 12 or 15" Golds, Reds, Silvers or Blacks. After that, the cabinet you put them in, and the crossovers you use, play a MASSIVE part in what you'll hear! ;)
'Modern' Tannoy drive units (read as produced after the 1960s) just don't have the same addictive musicality, especially when used with up-to-date top-notch crossovers, using the best modern components.
Marco.
They are modern (as in post 80's!)