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  1. #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by WAD62 View Post
    Bought new...
    Apologies, i can see that now in your post having looked a little closer

    Pity, as the earlier stuff was very good indeed at the price point, the type of speakers you just want to listen to louder because of the boogie factor
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    Bar a pair of Celestion Ditton ( ? can't remember which ones) I still own all the speakers I have ever had.

    Proac - Super Tablets

    Ruark- Equinoxes

    Sonus Faber - Signums

    Reference 3A - Dulcet

    and my Anthony Gallo Ref 3.1s


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  3. #33
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    Only been into Hi Fi for 10 years so cant do 10 but;

    Gale monitors
    Heybrook HB1
    B&w 602 ( to boomy in my small room )
    Pro ac ref 8 sigs ( could be unruly but great fun.)
    AVI neutron 5

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    All the speakers I own now:
    Mirage M3si's
    SD Acoustics OBS's
    Tannoy Mercury Mk II
    Genexxa LX5

    And some I have owned:
    Castle Pembrokes
    Several pairs of AR's
    B&W DM110's - (cheap & loud!)

    ....and finally, a pair of B&W no-names that came to me via a mate who used to work in their R&D building in Steyning. They were in monster cabinets & had a big old KEF-style racetrack woofer, some Coles units and at least 2 other drivers. They used to sound great but the tweeters were very easy to fry!

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    Very intresting Three owners upto yet of Heybrook' HB1's & a pair of 'HB2's

  6. #36
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    Um for me a very short list.

    B & W DM2
    Castle Howards MK1 (still have)
    Castle Richmond 3s (still have)


    Oops forgot the Heybrook HB2r
    Steve.

    Kit I have:
    CD player, TTs, Phono stages, Pre amps, Power amps, Integrated amps, DACs, Streamers, Speakers and a bunch of cables.

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    Cor, there's some tat in these lists. memorable for being awful and treble strong I reckon - all those ghastly Missions - yech
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    for me it's the following

    Wharfedale Dovedales (nice at the time)

    Kef Reference 101 (cracking speakers a bit light in the bass though)

    Sony ??? APM drivers (sounded nice in the shop, crap at home)

    JR Sub (passive sub with it's own amp, it filled in where the kef's left off, i wish i still had it)

    Bose Acustimass (my missus like them, need i say more)

    Wharfedale Linton XP3 (nice 70's speakers a bit forward in the midrange)

    Mordaunt Short MS45ti ( nice sound still have em)

    Mordaunt Short MS10's (great little rear chanel speakers)

    Castle Kendal II's (gorgeous sound even better since the crossovers got done, built like tanks and well finished)

    Yamaha YST-SW80 Sub (quite musical, but way out of it's depth for movies)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Batty View Post
    Castle Howards MK1 (still have)
    Mk.1! What in Australia? you sure?

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    Quote Originally Posted by technobear View Post
    I don't mean to be nasty but honestly, has anyone here actually *OWNED* any speakers that *WEREN'T* enjoyable?
    I have unfortunately owned some real shite.

    I did manage to sell them on quite quickly though.

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