Yep, they have excellent separation and a nice warm valve feel to them:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by prestonchipfryer
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Yep, they have excellent separation and a nice warm valve feel to them:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by prestonchipfryer
They shoe'd be fine :DQuote:
Originally Posted by prestonchipfryer
Looks interesting, anyone read it ? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/A-PAIR-OF-...item2ecb657a20
Sensible price http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Quad-303-S...item4d1467955f
That's cheap James a late one with IEC anorl..
I bought both my kids UDM-30s when they went to uni. They're brilliant little units, nice sounding and nicely built. Both suffered from the volume control problem which is caused by grease in what is actually a rotary encoder, not a pot. Taking the encoder apart and cleaning it takes about half an hour. No parts needed, just a clean cloth.Quote:
Originally Posted by prestonchipfryer
The original Denon matching speakers were made by Mission, but I don't know what these ones are. No experience of the cassette deck either, but Denon were always pretty good with cassettes.
http://theartofsound.net/forum/showt...volume-controlQuote:
Originally Posted by shane
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Nicely done, James. If I'd had that, I could have cut it down to 15 minutes!
And very good they are too, I might add ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by shane
From my last era in the industry, the Denon/Mission SCM50 speakers had some bass projection, the 30's popping if you weren't careful. I forget the exact models, but the Mission 701? model also sounded great with the DM30 series.
By the way, these little units had a preamp output on them. Not sure how useful this could be since compactness was the reason why they were bought. Sonics were great as long as the speakers were efficient :)