Doesn't matter - they're Philips MFBs and are a milestone in speaker design. Someone will probably snipe them, but I'll see how the bidding runs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
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Doesn't matter - they're Philips MFBs and are a milestone in speaker design. Someone will probably snipe them, but I'll see how the bidding runs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Some big ribbons: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VERY-RARE-...item4d0970df20
Damn, I got sniped and couldn't get £61 in fast enough. They went for a bargain at £60.
Lol... Never heard of them. They just look like some old tat to me! :eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
Anyway, sorry you missed out on landing them :)
Marco.
Were Philips the original active speaker co ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUDION-FIN...item3a7e2a15e2
Someone please buy these!! :-) I have neither the dosh at the mo' or any more room for valve kit!
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Originally Posted by stupinder
Sorry but why ?? crap built keep away IMHO
Good speakers and way before their time. Literally home made by Steen. He used to bring over his Bacofoil ribbon protypes to try in our demo room. Then later, we had the finished article with bass units added.Quote:
Originally Posted by istari_knight
They were pretty good and we sold a couple of pairs. Trouble is, if they go wrong, who will put them right ?
I used to have a pair of these MAF stand, they were good.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/M-A-F-Heav...70753701156%26
Motional feedback (MFB) went one step further: they had an accelerometer on the bass unit, feeding back into the active amp circuit. Clever, and it worked. Bass was very accurate for a smallish speaker.Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeMusic