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    Quote Originally Posted by Martyn Miles View Post
    Roll on the next school term and she is back to work.
    Hurrah !
    Blimey your wife is still at school? How old is she?

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlanB View Post
    Blimey your wife is still at school? How old is she?
    Come on, Alan, you know you should never ask a woman's age.

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    LS3/5a and Quad 303, I think that late last year you mentioned something about this combination and that when the 303 was designed many speakers were 15 Ohm impedance.

    I seem to remember that if one looks at the spec of the 303, it can be seen that distortion levels in to a 15 Ohm load are quite a bit lower than in to an 8 Ohm load.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Martyn Miles View Post
    I have just taken delivery of a pair of Stirling Broadcast MS88 speakers and I will be selling these LS3/5as in the near future.
    I was planning to have them checked by Derek Hughes before I advertise them, but if anyone is interested in them
    before I do please contact me.

    Of course, checking by Derek will have to be reflected in the price...

    The cabinet damage to the veneer ( as shown in the pictures ) has been repaired.
    The damage on the bottom is not visible anyway.
    As for the price,
    they will be £430 plus shipping.

    Collection is preferred.

    I have decided to keep these LS3/5as.
    They are rather special to me...

    Martyn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martyn Miles View Post
    I have decided to keep these LS3/5as.
    They are rather special to me...

    Martyn.
    I was listening to Vaughan Williams recently.
    His music sounds superb through these little
    speakers I built...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martyn Miles View Post
    I have just taken delivery of a pair of Stirling Broadcast MS88 speakers and I will be selling these LS3/5as in the near future.
    I was planning to have them checked by Derek Hughes before I advertise them, but if anyone is interested in them
    before I do please contact me.

    Of course, checking by Derek will have to be reflected in the price...

    The cabinet damage to the veneer ( as shown in the pictures ) has been repaired.
    The damage on the bottom is not visible anyway.
    As for the price,
    they will be £430 plus shipping.

    Collection is preferred.

    I have now bought a pair of Harbeth P3ESRs, so I'm going to sell these LS3/5as.
    They have been checked over all all is OK.

    I didn't realise the 'mono test' is a useful one to check speaker matching.
    Wire one speaker out of phase and play a mono source, or use the Mono. button on your amp.
    Bring the speakers together and at about an inch separation the signal should virtually
    disappear.
    A useful test for any speakers, not just LS3/5as.

    Taking into account the checking, I am looking for £480 for these speakers
    Last edited by Martyn Miles; 26-01-2016 at 19:35. Reason: Added some info.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martyn Miles View Post
    I have now bought a pair of Harbeth P3ESRs, so I'm going to sell these LS3/5as.
    They have been checked over all all is OK.

    I didn't realise the 'mono test' is a useful one to check speaker matching.
    Wire one speaker out of phase and play a mono source, or use the Mono. button on your amp.
    Bring the speakers together and at about an inch separation the signal should virtually
    disappear.
    A useful test for any speakers, not just LS3/5as.

    Taking into account the checking, I am looking for £480 for these speakers

    Now SOLD.

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