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    Thanks to both of you, I'm kinda ignorant when it comes to Goodman's gear!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xapito View Post
    Hi guys, how does the Goodmans Minister SL compare to the rest of their range?
    The Minister SL was very much a budget speaker. It used a roll surround version of Goodmans cheap 8P PA bass unit and as a midrange it used a cone driver that they actually used as a tweeter in some designs. The tweeter is another cone driver of the same size. I've used the various Ministers and all I can say is that they work, but they aren't wonderful. If you want something British from the same era that sounds good, look for a pair of Celestion County or even better Ditton 15 speakers, KEF Chorales are nice too, but going up in price.
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    Hey Geoff, thanks! Among others, I currently have 3 pairs of british speakers, namely the DM1's, recapped Ditton 22's and MA Gold's 700, but in the recent past I've lost count of them Still would like to hear the 15's (can't find anyone to post these abroad at decent prices) and County's, how do they compare to the 22's for instance?

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    No Hifi but he took my offer up for it, perfect for my 60's pit

    ..Just waiting for a quote from the re-upholsters.. To be covered in Orange again of course

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1410311272...84.m1423.l2649

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rare Bird View Post
    No Hifi but he took my offer up for it, perfect for my 60's pit

    ..Just waiting for a quote from the re-upholsters.. To be covered in Orange again of course

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1410311272...84.m1423.l2649
    Niiice

    I'd love an Eames lounger for my 'listening chair' http://shard1.1stdibs.us.com/archive...23738381_2.jpg

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    O your talking some money for one of those James..

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    I was gonna go for this, even though it is 1960's it's more fitting with the 1970's, our sofa is an original 1967 sofa & wouldnt look right with it

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Re...item3cd6e5c802

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rare Bird View Post
    O your talking some money for one of those James..
    Yeah thats why I havent got one ...

    Quote Originally Posted by Rare Bird View Post
    I was gonna go for this, even though it is 1960's it's more fitting with the 1970's, our sofa is an original 1967 sofa & wouldnt look right with it

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Re...item3cd6e5c802
    I like the shape but can see why you went for the other one - Bit pricey too !

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    I went for the other as it's more fitting in the living room, it's not a listerning chair anyway just a park your arse in the corner chair..

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