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Originally Posted by Rare Bird
Love Russian blue's.
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+1Quote:
Originally Posted by Rare Bird
Love Russian blue's.
Found this one promising -
'This degree of control to give you alcohol, warm, sweet, musical voices.'
Must get lots if it comes with alcohol :glug:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CARY-6N8P-...item2c6d4e044d
:cool:Alan
Prone to rotted surrounds if I'm correct. This seller seems to specialise in rather battered looking items.Quote:
Originally Posted by istari_knight
Is that on the mids ?Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
No, on the 6 1/2" doped paper cone bass/mid driver. It was a two way design with a 3/4" soft dome tweeter (Peerless I believe).Quote:
Originally Posted by istari_knight
Ah okay, I must be confusing them with another model ! Didn't they do a 3 way from the same period ? I recall a Kef B200, Peerless mid & tweeter... May well be wrong though.
Mordaunt Short had a variety of models in the early seventies, but the only use of the B200 I recall was I believe in the MS737, which had two in each cabinet with a Decca London ribbon tweeter at the top. Lovely speaker!Quote:
Originally Posted by istari_knight
The only British speaker I can think of from that time with similar drivers and a mid unit that rotted out is the early IMF Compact/Super Compact.
Walpurgis: you're a real gem in this thread/forum!
You're right, I've completely lost it :D I was somehow thinking of the MS235
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