Aye they were a nice range those models, my fav was the '501' Tooner/AmpQuote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
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Aye they were a nice range those models, my fav was the '501' Tooner/AmpQuote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
They used Celestion Bass units (44/66)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tandberg-T...item232b314231
Someone else who couldn't give their item a wipe clean before photographing them.
The dust would be the lease of my worries looking at those speaker grills :eyebrows:
I used to have one of those. Try as I might to purge it from memory it just wont go :steam:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rare Bird
IIRC wasn't the whole thing a Rega Planet knockoff ? The arm looked like an Acos lustre until you used it :lol: Anyway, I enjoyed smashing it up & throwing it out for the bin men.
Stone cold bargain... Okay they are a little tired but for that price its a no brainer for a second / workshop / garage system.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sony-SS-86...item20d2f199d1
I reckon you could be right there James, I also think they would tidy up quite nicely with a bit of judicious care and attention ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by istari_knight
They are good budget speakers... I still have a pair. Once the tweeter cap is changed for something better they really come to life ! Bit of a shame Sony decided to fit gold plated binding posts rather than film caps on the tweeters but there you go I suppose gold looks better...
Sugar would have briefed Rega to make him a cheap piece of shit that 'looked cool'. He has not an ounce of quality in his thinking and Rega would have been stripped to a few quid margin per unit.Quote:
Originally Posted by istari_knight
I know as he tried to do that with the company I worked for then but we wouldn't grovel enough for the business.