Recent content by Edgeyboy

Thanks to @James46 for being so straightforward and easy to deal with. Recommended as a buyer.

Thank you for being so easy to deal with and for a straightforward sale Steve.

Thank you Kevin. That's extremely helpful.

I am selling some Quad 34/306 units in the classifieds on behalf of a family friend. He has also given me a pair of Tannoy HPD/295/8 Loudspeakers to sell for him. I have done a quick google on these. They are not the 'Eaton" version. The controls are on the back panel at the bottom. rather...

Has anyone heard the streamer and amplifiers yet? I've not seen any official reviews.

Roy Gray designed the casework. he was an industrial designer of Woodhuysen Design. From Wikipedia: In addition to an advanced technical specification, the P40 created quite a stir in part thanks to its iconic and innovative super slim-line case design by Roy Gray, from Woodhuysen Design.

Some DIN leads to bare with or banana should be fine. It really is a joy to see the amplifier working again. The designer, Roy Gray, was a talented guy.

It most certainly was. Two very special wines. As you say, great result :)

The P60 has now been bought back to life. The rectifier had failed totally, and we replaced the two capacitors which had been damaged as a consequence. The new capacitors are rated at a higher voltage (63v) rather than the 40v of the originals. The engineer felt that 40v was a bit marginal for...

It went straight onto the bench on Friday afternoon. Thankfully the transformer is intact and operational. The rectifier is wrecked and new capacitors have been ordered. Very hopeful for a positive outcome.

Thanks for the really helpful replies. Appreciated. It's going to a very knowledgeable chap on Friday for inspection and diagnosis. It's blowing the main fuse immediately on power on. I'm very hopeful it can be nursed back into health. It holds a lot of nostalgic memories for me, as my late...

I have been given a Cambridge Audio P60 in time warp condition that my Dad who was one of the founders of Cambridge helped design. It was in the cellar, heavily bubble wrapped, at my mother's house and we came across it by complete chance. It is silver with teak ice cheeks. Beautiful. For...