Lol 'Royal' Wooton Basset. What a tip.
Lol 'Royal' Wooton Basset. What a tip.
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Is that what they are? I recall the name. They'll still sound grim though.
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My friend has a pair of Radford ones, he says they are pretty good. I believe that it's a special version of the KEF B139 with a lightweight cone that enables it to do midrange better than the standard version.Originally Posted by walpurgis
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Sorry Tom, my current device won't allow me to view eBay let alone link to it.
I knew the informed folk here would be able to shine some light.
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Nice chance to buy a Radford Executive's for £15They sound great apparentlypassive rads and god knows what the thing masquerading as a tweeter is
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pair-of-Vi...EAAOSwkl5Xfl6N
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Well that ad didn't last long.
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This looks coooool! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ORACLE-250...cAAOSwzLlXh2pT
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Royal Wooton Bassett got it's prefix because they people showed respect to the dead of our armed forces, during recent conflicts. You might not like they place, but show some respect.
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Less than 5 minutes drive from me, but I've got my breaking in kit at the cleaners unfortunately, sorry
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That is properly hideous.
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