I don't suppose the seller gives a hoot!Originally Posted by Marco
Just be grateful it wasn't listed under something else rather more provocative!
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I don't suppose the seller gives a hoot!Just be grateful it wasn't listed under something else rather more provocative!
Marco.
It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!
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Yes I'd agree usually, silver dust caps tend to be 'bling', but my bet is the Kenwoods will be good regardless.
It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!
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yes, Amstrad speakers always had silver dust caps. it is usually a bad sign. But here is testomonial stating otherwise from a yank who had to slum it with the Kenwood while his JBL were re-coned:Yes I'd agree usually, silver dust caps tend to be 'bling', but my bet is the Kenwoods will be good regardless.
http://www.audioasylum.com/forums/vi...16/162443.html
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I struggled to read that due to the appalling grammar.
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Well the grammer was unnerstanable, but the spelin was prity dam bad.
It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!
Indeed, I failed to separate spelling from grammar, so upset was my brain!
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In my mind, Kabuki is about crazy dress and face painting in Japanese theatre.. perhaps that's somehow what is being got at in reference to speakers, designed for a visual show?That is the essence of... kabuki http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...buki%20Speaker
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Can't imagine you've ever read Trainspotting or any other Irvine Welsh book.. would explode your brain.
Meh, read like a combo of both being written in the vernacular and slight short-hand but with the odd typo thrown in. Good to read more characterful prose rather than technically correct assimilations.
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Haha...
Ahh poor old Isaacs.. every photo in his listings is the wrong way around somehow.
Still, he seems excited that he's in a new wheelchair now with a new cushion, judging by the exclaimations in the auction for his old cushion.
Have you ever tried reading Feersum Endjinn by Iain Banks?
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