Bargains on ebay? (Part 2)

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Originally Posted by Ninanina

By the way why are you wanting to get rid of your ART Skibo's ? Are they not the most expensive speakers you own ??

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Indeed they are however they don't sound right in this room, not their fault btw, just crap room acoustics. The MA R852's I bought from James (Istari Knight) a few months back sound so much better in here, in fact they are the best speakers I have ever heard so they will be staying then ;)

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Originally Posted by synsei

in fact they are the best speakers I have ever heard

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Until you hear the Klipsch !! :D

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Originally Posted by PaulStewart

Dave,

These are identical to a pair I sold Nick Faldo in 1980, he was using a 33/303 IIRC and his house was a coverted ancient village hall and they filled it. I think a T amp with these and a powered sub would be mind blowing :) If I had room for a fifth system, I would be well tempted. BTW, I have always found the phasing with Hereseys and in fact all Klipsh horn type speakers to be very acceptable.

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It should be an interesting exercise Paul, that's if I win them of course. I am mightily fond of the little mini-T, it does so many things right... :)

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Originally Posted by Ninanina

Until you hear the Klipsch !! :D

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It's like subliminal advertising this: "You will like them - You will like them...". If I don't like them will my left testical swell and drop off? :D

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Originally Posted by synsei

It's like subliminal advertising this: "You will like them - You will like them...". If I don't like them will my left testical swell and drop off? :D

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Well I don't know how well your left testical is attached, so I can't say... :sofa:

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Originally Posted by Ninanina

Well I don't know how well your left testical is attached, so I can't say... :sofa:

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:rfl:

Right, that does it. You know that voice circuit I mentioned? Instead a seductive, male voice will emanate from your Klipsch'esesesesis, continually expounding the virtues of cheap, 1980's Amstrad tower systems quite irresistibly, and with the utmost clarity, see if I don't... :ner::lol:

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Originally Posted by synsei

:rfl:

Right, that does it. You know that voice circuit I mentioned? Instead a seductive, male voice will emanate from your Klipsch'esesesesis, continually expounding the virtues of cheap, 1980's Amstrad tower systems quite irresistibly, and with the utmost clarity, see if I don't... :ner::lol:

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:D:D:D:stalks::stalks::stalks:

Amstrad....you just gotta love them .................................................. ..............................not !! ;)

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Originally Posted by Ninanina

:D:D:D:stalks::stalks::stalks:

Amstrad....you just gotta love them .................................................. ..............................not !! ;)

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A good mate of mine used to own one of their top of the range models. It had a linear tracking turntable replete with a magnetic cartridge... GET IN!!! It didn't help none, it still sounded like someone playing a Kazoo, and of course the plastic it was manufactured from would have been rejected by Airfix... :D

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Originally Posted by synsei

A good mate of mine used to own one of their top of the range models. It had a linear tracking turntable replete with a magnetic cartridge... GET IN!!! It didn't help none, it still sounded like someone playing a Kazoo, and of course the plastic it was manufactured from would have been rejected by Airfix... :D

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:lolsign:

You crack me up.... :D

Actually thier pc's of the day were pretty good... they were either 'dead-on-arrival' or they lasted for years...:)

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Originally Posted by Ninanina

:lolsign:

You crack me up.... :D

Actually thier pc's of the day were pretty good... they were either 'dead-on-arrival' or they lasted for years...:)

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I owned an Amstrad PC, it was good while it lasted. Mine had a Sega Megadrive built in, which was fun, while it lasted... :D