rag987
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Lovely Would be good if you can share your thoughts. Been looking for a used pair for a while, nothing in the UK, few units in Europe.I’ll post a proper system photo when they’re built and installed.
Lovely Would be good if you can share your thoughts. Been looking for a used pair for a while, nothing in the UK, few units in Europe.I’ll post a proper system photo when they’re built and installed.
That Ami is beautiful, thoughAt a distance there's probably precious little difference between an Anglia and an Ami, when realized in Lego:
Nice camp to be in ! If I was to go back to vinyl, that’s where I would end my journey.
Not exactly in the spirit of the thread - just cracked open the crate on what I’m very confident will be the last pair of speakers I buy (for the main system…) for many years:
I’ll post a proper system photo when they’re built and installed.
Nice camp to be in ! If I was to go back to vinyl, that’s where I would end my journey.
Freshly overhauled Sansui AU-717 with Klipsch Forte IIIs. Did I mention the bass?
It hasn't been a problem really. I don't get the chance to crank them up too loud very often, but they are pretty amazing.The AU-717 looks brand new!
With the PR in the rear, how do the Fortes do close to the wall?
Maybe it was me? Got there in the end, although I can't post this text in the same comment, still too spam like, apparently!
So good to have music again, just got back from down under after eight years there. Went eight months without whilst finding a place to buy and no, those Google circle things don't count as 'music' as I discovered!
Took twelve hours to unbox, set up and (partially) optimise, but was so worth the effort.
Everything wooden is made from Australian Blackwood (a tone wood), including the speakers veneer, which are Osborns, a well-kept secret from Australia. The Model is the Epitome, and they come in three flavours, I went for the top 'reference elites', which means they have felt - lead - felt internal lining and the best crossovers he can make, as a result they weigh in at 105 kg each.
Nothing I've heard comes close to them in terms of absolute performance for the price.
Cheers Paul! Yep, No TV in here either, just tunes. Still in the final stages of negotiation with Leo (pictured) re removal of Lego and the toy kitchen, but I think we’re getting there