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    Quote Originally Posted by jimdgoulding View Post
    A Fidelity Research arm, eh, Filterlab? ! had an FR Mk.III cartridge years ago and it was positively luscious sounding.
    He's too young to even know what one is

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    I have made contact with a guy doing a house clearance. He has many classic speakers and other components for sale. I can't try any out, but I am keen to 'save' a few choice items as they will end up in a clearance auction and no doubt go for buttons. From what I've been told, the following items are available:
    Speakers:
    Mordant Short Pageant
    B&W DM4
    Wharfedale Linton
    Goodmans Acromat
    Upward ? Firing Sansui

    Goldring Lenco turntables
    Leak tonearm and transformer
    Decca London tonearm

    Rogers integrated amp

    All dates back to 1970s

    Any advice would be most welcome as I would need to get back to him in the next day.

    Cheers,
    TD

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    If you've got the space to store it then have the lot, it will all sell on no problem if you decide to get rid. I once turned down a whole room full of Garrard and Goldring TTs (about 30 of them - lots of GL75s) thinking I didn't have space to store them and no-one would want them - that was 15 years ago and GL75s now fetching about £100 each
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    Quote Originally Posted by Macca View Post
    If you've got the space to store it then have the lot,
    +1
    "People will hear what you tell them to hear" - Thomas Edison

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tweedle-Dee View Post
    I have made contact with a guy doing a house clearance. He has many classic speakers and other components for sale. I can't try any out, but I am keen to 'save' a few choice items as they will end up in a clearance auction and no doubt go for buttons. From what I've been told, the following items are available:
    Speakers:
    Mordant Short Pageant
    B&W DM4
    Wharfedale Linton
    Goodmans Acromat
    Upward ? Firing Sansui

    Goldring Lenco turntables
    Leak tonearm and transformer
    Decca London tonearm

    Rogers integrated amp

    All dates back to 1970s

    Any advice would be most welcome as I would need to get back to him in the next day.

    Cheers,
    TD
    If they are Mordaunt Short 'Pageant II' they are great speakers, i'm using a pair now with rebuilt crossovers.Not fetching much unfortunatly

    B&W 'DM4' i also like.. Celestion HF1300/Coles 4001 classic tweeter combo..

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    Default Unusual Quad II

    I've not seen a Quad II quite like this before. The Redifusion spec must have been slightly different.

    It would be a good find for a Quad collector though.

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/QUAD-II-VALVE-...#ht_500wt_1156

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andre View Post
    If they are Mordaunt Short 'Pageant II' they are great speakers, i'm using a pair now with rebuilt crossovers.Not fetching much unfortunatly

    B&W 'DM4' i also like.. Celestion HF1300/Coles 4001 classic tweeter combo..
    Thanks guys,

    I couldn't take the lot, but did pick up a few nice items (missed a fully working Cambridge Audio CD1, that went last week though!!!!). I have yet to try most of my acquisitions out, but that will give me hours of fun, I reckon. They are a mixed gag, however:

    Celestion Ditton 22
    B&W DM4 (really like these)
    M&S Pageant Series 2
    Sansui SL5 and SL7
    Goodmans 300 and 301 drivers
    Goodmans Trebax units
    Label missing - thought Altec - 15" drivers
    Stentorian 15" driver

    Unknown very early 15" to 16" driver - very heavy with what looks like space for a treble unit through the centre of magnet assembly and cone- early dual concentric? - can supply photos if of interest.

    Leak Stereo 30 plus
    Leak Stereo 70
    Sugden A48
    Dynaco pre-amp
    Technics SL1900
    Philips CD100 (original)

    That's all I could fit in my car. I'd appreciate any comments/advice about which might be worth trying out first.

    Now I will have to see if I can seek out second Goodmans 300, 301 and Stentorian units!

    Cheers,
    TD

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    Sitting here listening to a Trio KA 2002A amp that been tweaked a little, bass is suprisingly good, i like loudness buttons
    Jon


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    Lafayette el84 power amp , Audio note M1 pre , Tannoy Sterlings, Garrard 301 , SME 3012 , puresound P10, Ortofon SPU, Cambridge CXN streamer
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tweedle-Dee View Post


    Unknown very early 15" to 16" driver - very heavy with what looks like space for a treble unit through the centre of magnet assembly and cone- early dual concentric? - can supply photos if of interest.



    Cheers,
    TD
    I'd definitely be interested in seeing a picture of that driver

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonboy View Post
    Sitting here listening to a Trio KA 2002A amp that been tweaked a little, bass is suprisingly good, i like loudness buttons
    Nice one Jon
    I use an original Trio KA2000 circa approx 1970 (as per avatar) love it

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