Trade: Ad Audio
Location: London
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I'm David.
For Sale Tannoy Canterburys
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Up for sale my personal pair of immaculate Tannoy Canterbury SEs. Approx 7 years old, great Tannoy sound and I'll be sad to see them go. Few things can match a Tannoy 15ins in full swing. I have all the manuals, pointy, non pointy feet, grills with keys etc. Better pictures to come shortly but y'all know what they look like!
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I'm Peter.
Surprised you're selling these, David. My pair have been with me for nearly ten years now, and I have no intention of ever parting with them.
People often assume they are 'big room' speakers, but I (along with many Japanese audio-nuts) know these particular Tannoys also work superbly in small (tiny!) rooms. Really.
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I'm Tony.
I heard an AOS member's pair of big Tannoys a couple of years ago and they sounded stunning, never heard anything like it Hifi wise, the subsonic bass was astonishing.
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Inadequate photos again David. Your advert will be deleted if you don't deal with this. Please familiarise yourself with the rules. Thanks.
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I'm brian.
Me too Al, there very nice. Good luck with the sale David.
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I'm julian.
Lovely speakers these, i've heard them at David's place, and they sound sublime in that way only a big driver can.
What are you replacing these with ? or are the Troels moving into the house ?
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Trade: Ad Audio
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I'm David.
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I'm Adrian.
Yep, Tannoys are the business in my opinion, owning a pair of Ardens myself and a friend has a pair of Kensington HR's, both sound superb.
I think the current Canterbury's new are around a mouth watering £31K so these should be snapped up.
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