Dear all, I am selling my Radford bookshelf loudspeakers, circa early 1970's. Approx size, 12" Wide, 7" Deep & 21" High. The condition is very good with the afromosia veneer having no defects.
I can send images if you are interested
Regards
George
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Dear all, I am selling my Radford bookshelf loudspeakers, circa early 1970's. Approx size, 12" Wide, 7" Deep & 21" High. The condition is very good with the afromosia veneer having no defects.
I can send images if you are interested
Regards
George
How much please?
Hi George, please send me some pics online.
Pictures and a price would be good.
Pictures are essential - it's a requirement of all adverts!Quote:
Originally Posted by ledzep
So George, could we please have a picture of the actual speakers you are selling? This is a mandatory requirement for all members when selling equipment on the forum.
If you're unsure of how to post pictures, there are guides here and here to show you, and if you are struggling with it, then Dave (Synsei) will do it for you, see here
Cheers!
Perhaps when we get some pictures, we will learn whether they are ported on not and whether they have grilles or not? :scratch:
We also need a price.
Dear all, sorry for not including any pictures, i was truly unsure how to add them. Fingers crossed they are attached now.
Price for the speakers is £100.00, or make me an offer.
Location is near Bristol, UK, but might be able to meet near Chipping Norton one evening.
Regards, George
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Radford were a very classy company.. Buy em G Wazzy
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I am hoping to buy them. Arthur Radford knew what he was doing. They are a little like the Kef Duette, except that, of course, they had a Kef T27 tweeter as well as the B139. These Bookshelf models have the Celestion HF1300 tweeter. Also, Dr. Bailey's long hair wool was used as the filling. I recall IMF used this. Bailey recommended it in a 1968 Wireless World article, I believe.