Bargains on ebay?

[Beobloke]

The most famous MF speaker is of course the Bose 901,.

The 901 doesn't use Motional Feedback, just lots of small drive units pointing in the wrong direction and a complicated tone control box!

[chelsea]

I used to have a pair of these MAF stand, they were good.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/M-A-F-Heav...70753701156%26

Could do with a pair of them for my rare neat bookshelf speakers.

[Mr Kipling]

What about Sony's more recent range that incorporated motional feedback? Anygood?

[Rare Bird]

Who remembers the High Efficiency Yamaha 'NS230' speaker from the mid 70's?

[Mr Kipling]

Not me.

[Mr Kipling]

I remember in the late '70s Yamaha brought out an amplifier and speaker pairing that had to be used together (I think).

I'm pretty sure the amp had a plug-in board that matched the model of speaker used and there was a few models in the range. They were servo-driven.

[Rare Bird]

I was watching that this all week, i thought it might have fetched a bit more

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Acos-Highl...p2047675.l2557

[The Grand Wazoo]

Damn, I got sniped and couldn't get £61 in fast enough. They went for a bargain at £60.

Bugger! Bad luck Martin.
I was really hoping someone from here would have a go & win them.

[walpurgis]

The 901 doesn't use Motional Feedback, just lots of small drive units pointing in the wrong direction and a complicated tone control box!

Actually, I think you may be right. What I was thinking of was that they and the Phillips are early examples of speakers that use large amounts of equalisation.

[seoirse2002]

Got two pairs of these or I'd be after these ones...
Original Kef MK1 concords here:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2611632769...998%26_rdc%3D1