No they don't. The A series tweeters are now unobtanium as I understand it. The F series do look similar but the drive units are not remotely comparable.
No they don't. The A series tweeters are now unobtanium as I understand it. The F series do look similar but the drive units are not remotely comparable.
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Were Goodman's Magnums from the early '80s any good? I have the gut feeling they weren't.
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I agree with James.
I'm not keen on the SL, which I believe was in production up until about 1980 if I recall. That Phillips tweeter is not very subtle. The previous K2 from the seventies has Goodmans own DT3 dome tweeter which is OK. I'm quite fond of the Magnum and Magister K2 variants, good honest old speakers with plenty of wellie. While you're looking at those check out the Wharfedale Dovedale III as well, similar design and just as good.
It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!
not exactly a bargain
but well worth the asking price
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I mean the ones that looked a bit like A small Heybrook HB3. I remember Comet selling them.Magnum.jpg
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Dont know that oneOthers are: Maxim, Mezzo, Havant & Magister.
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I think they were out the same time as the RB Series. I used to ogle longingly at Comet's ad (just a drawing. Not an actual photo.).
LED indicators James. Think it was for overload.