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Hi Mark,
It's not far at all from Melton - 2 or 3 miles, tops... I'd offer the same taxi service to you as I have to Andre, so if you're coming to the show, just get to Melton station, bell me on your mobby, and I'll come and pick you up in the Merc :)
Marco.
Very decent of you Marco :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
I'll see if i can liaise with Alex as i believe he's getting the train there as well. I'm pretty sure that he might need to change trains here at Pottyborough :scratch: If not then it'll still no doubt come via here anyway, in which case i might as well catch the same one :eyebrows:
Plenty of time to sort things out at any rate :)
If you mean me Alex, then I'll be driving, and will be coming pretty much via Peterboro' - so I can pick you up on the way Mark - only thing to bear in mind is that I'm only intending on being there for the main day, not staying over so would travel back again late pm/early evening.
Hey Alex, that's 100% cool :) I don't mind contributing to the petrol/diesel if you'd pick me up on the way chap ;) Brilliant, even better than i thought :lolsign:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
That's it, be there or be square :eyebrows: I'll be in touch via PM ;)
Nice one, lads - we want a big AoS presence there this year, so team effort all round! :cool:
Marco.
Quick question relating to the BBC LS5/1A has anyone a link to a copy of the BBC research paper and or a copy of the crossover schematic?
Thanks
Simon
The following might help:Quote:
Originally Posted by darkmatter
http://www.keith-snook.info/wireless...oudspeaker.pdf
http://www.hifiloudspeakers.info/spe...5e87ec48206fdd (and references within),
and
https://www.markhennessy.co.uk/rogers/bbc_txt.htm
http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/rd/pubs/reports/1967-57.pdf (which is the BBC technical report, and is essentially the same as the first link).
http://uk.kef.com/explore-kef/kef-mu...approx-1964-74
Many thanks Barry for the links :)
This may also be of interest to others
http://www.bbceng.info/ti/eqpt/LS3_1.pdf