Geoffreybombom
pfm Member
I thought Tannoy ceased trading, they seem to be everywhere again, how did that happen?
chatting to the Tannoy rep he did intimate some were made in UK . maybe someone can pin him down at audio delux later this month if he is thereI thought U.K. production had ceased?
What, like someone took them out of their cartons at Harwich and put different terminals on?chatting to the Tannoy rep he did intimate some were made in UK
this is a superb book about the start in London and its history . well worth a read , i used to live near the factory years agoTannoy have changed hands many, many times over the years. Real ones were made in London (ducks, covers).
yes be good to clarify that i agree !!! i have asked about it multiple times over the past years since coatbridge died . needless to say my 100% Coatbridge built tannoys are not going anywhere at the momentWhat, like someone took them out of their cartons at Harwich and put different terminals on?
this is a superb book about the start in London and its history . well worth a read , i used to live near the factory years ago
chatting to the Tannoy rep he did intimate some were made in UK . maybe someone can pin him down at audio delux later this month if he is there
So why all the secrecy? Just say what is built where. Secrecy does nothing but damage trust in the company. If the distributors can't say where they are built what is the reason for that? I don't care if they are built on the Isle of Wight, Tasmania or China but I wish Tannoy would stop making s••t up!Don't stress on it.
Do you like the build, sound and value proposition?
The quality end of Chinese manufacturing is superb these days and likely churns out more consistent, better value kit than Fred in his shed ever did.
So why all the secrecy?
About a British factory, or a Scottish factory, about made in the uk? Where? I really don't care though, it's just disappointing that they are trying to hold on to 'Made in Britain' if they aren't.What secrecy, about what?
99% of people buy by brand name 99% of the time and that is what it is all about.
How many people know that Anchor butter has been made by Arla in the UK for what, 10 years, longer, 20? Tastes totally different to NZ Anchor, but the brand still means that it sells.