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    No, but I'll take a look thanks, James.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MartinT View Post
    No, but I'll take a look thanks, James.
    Its packed with info, well worth a read

    Also, I notice at least one of the HF2000's is missing its mesh cover IIRC DJSR reckons they can be purchased from Sterling broadcast [I think that's right anyway ]

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    Quote Originally Posted by istari_knight View Post
    Its packed with info, well worth a read

    Also, I notice at least one of the HF2000's is missing its mesh cover IIRC DJSR reckons they can be purchased from Sterling broadcast [I think that's right anyway ]
    Seen a few on ebay in the past!

    My recent Tannoy re-foam was done using ''Aleene's original Tacky Glue" by the way Martin. It's good stuff. If you'd prefer a contact adhesive, let me know. I have several spare tubes of something very suitable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    Seen a few on ebay in the past!

    My recent Tannoy re-foam was done using ''Aleene's original Tacky Glue" by the way Martin. It's good stuff. If you'd prefer a contact adhesive, let me know. I have several spare tubes of something very suitable.
    Hmm I always use "Anitas original tacky glue" ...Sisters maybe ?

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    Here's a project for anybody wanting a cheap pair of compact Tannoys:

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/tannoy-i6A...9#ht_54wt_1086

    These use the same drivers as the System 600, but they sound awful in these plastic i6 cabinets. Bung the drivers and crossovers in decent bigger cabinets and you have a very good speaker on the cheap! I've done it.

    Just spotted these. The same drivers. At a premium!

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Mint-NEW-p...#ht_1707wt_912

    (apologies if it's an AOS member)
    Last edited by walpurgis; 07-04-2013 at 22:05.
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    Why do people try to flog stuff that's totally f****d?

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sony-Speak...8#ht_938wt_912
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    I've seen that before - it's been exposed to fumes. Possibly the wrong glue.

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    Classic pair of IMF TLS50 transmission line speakers in Essex. Very nice and only bid up to £75 currently.

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/IMF-TLS50-...#ht_359wt_1149

    Listing finishes tomorrow!
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