Nah always enjoy reading this thread Chris . There are some very knowlegeable people posting on here .
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Nah always enjoy reading this thread Chris . There are some very knowlegeable people posting on here .
Bugger, I missed it. I meant to bid on this Puresound T10 SUT and forgot. Went for a decent price too.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2010154661...84.m1423.l2649
It's like waiting for a bus, when it finally turns up.....
I've just serviced a pair of these, sound very good indeed.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2514224021...84.m1423.l2649
If you are referring to the Shackman's they are not ribbons and therein can lie a problem. Alex developed and electret condenser type electrostatic panel, like an electret mic it retained it's polarising voltage. The diaphragm is made from tissue paper that was soaked in copper sulphate and then dried. When I was a kid and just getting into audio I would regularly cycle to his shop in east Barnet and see the sheets of material being assembled in to the "Dynastatic" panels, which were also sold as stand alone units. I had a pair of the speakers, several of the top units and a pair of Quad 11s he had converted to use KT 77s. The problem is that the diaphragm is hydroscopic and the tissue rots unless kept in perfect conditions. After Alex died Volt obtained the rights to the unit, but I don't remember them selling new ones.
I bet this little SUT sounds good. Bellari have a reputation for interesting and decent sounding bits and bobs.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bellari-MT...item1c232f7d16
Got these for £10.50 + postage.
Can't beat a real set of "Manphones".
Still fancy a set of vintage Yamaha HP 1s. Think I'll call it a day after that.
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They're Dynatron SP 3s with dual drivers.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Marantz-7-...item1c3b55a70c
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Oh wait... Its exactly the same picture as the one for sale here last week which was also a scam :doh:
And this... what a bargain!!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Empty-boxe...item2ecdb8a2c6