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    Quote Originally Posted by istari_knight View Post
    Any ideas what that white stuff on one of the mids could be ? Looks like plaster dust but could be anything [hopefully nothing serious!]
    having owned many vintage Celestions, I reckon it's glue overlap. Celestion were a bit slap happy back then and not too concerned with cosmetics. The brown deposit around the bass cones is glue too. As it's old, hard and probably oxidised, I think you'll find it scrapes off fairly easily.
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    Geoff:
    Nice 'P47 Thunderbolt' in your avatar

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    I'm tempted to bid on these...Must try and resist!!

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tannoy-DC2...item2eca63a26c

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    These are/were a pair of Tannoy 'Mayfair' my favs. Perspex tops are gone too..


    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pair-TANNO...item232ef6898b

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    No Thunderbolt there , Rare Bird but indeed some gorgeous warbirds !! I like that avatar too


    Geoff , we need to meet if you own them both !!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rare Bird View Post
    Geoff:
    Nice 'P47 Thunderbolt' in your avatar
    Top one is a Hawker Sea Fury. One of the fastest prop planes ever! Saw one doing the business at an air show, lovely plane.

    Here's a Thunderbolt to cheer you up :

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    o dear Mr Know it all Rare Bird stands corrected

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    Quote Originally Posted by southall-1998 View Post
    I'm tempted to bid on these...Must try and resist!!

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tannoy-DC2...item2eca63a26c
    They're OK Shane, but not wonderful. My mate had a pair and I actually preferred my smaller DC1000s at the time, they were a bit more coherent.

    Check the seller's feedback. You may have trouble if they go cheap!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Busybee330 View Post
    Geoff , we need to meet if you own them both !!
    I wish!
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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    having owned many vintage Celestions, I reckon it's glue overlap. Celestion were a bit slap happy back then and not too concerned with cosmetics. The brown deposit around the bass cones is glue too. As it's old, hard and probably oxidised, I think you'll find it scrapes off fairly easily.
    That sounds promising, I do recall both the 15's & 33's drivers I've had were a bit rough & ready looking.

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