Griffin 27 speakers near me...
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In the 70s I worked for a Birmingham hifi dealer and sold many pairs of Griffin speakers, all really good and well made. They were made in West Bromwich and Mr Griffin ( might have been Paul ) would deliver them in person. Not to be confused with Bob Griffin of Griffin Audio also in Birmingham. If the price suits go for it. They were terrific speakers, IIRC Kef B200, Coles supertweeter and Celestion tweeter.
Craig B
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Long intrigued but no personal experience, however, there is a thread about Griffin over in the classic room from a couple of years back in which member @VanDerGraaf reports on his then experiences of having landed a pair of 'Aperiodic 27'...
VanDerGraaf
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Looking back on it myself, I really think my 27s couldn't be fairly reviewed. They probably needed a good couple of weeks of regular playing to sound their best, and they did not get that, after what was probably a lengthy period of disuse.
One thing I still cannot understand is the T52 crossover point. Even Meridian, who used it within an active system which allows more leeway than a traditional passive crossover, didn't pass over to it that low.
The Griffins are sitting waiting to find new life. I advertised them here but I was always too far away from interested parties here near Glasgow.
I'll eventually be forced to break them up- a crying shame.
One thing I still cannot understand is the T52 crossover point. Even Meridian, who used it within an active system which allows more leeway than a traditional passive crossover, didn't pass over to it that low.
The Griffins are sitting waiting to find new life. I advertised them here but I was always too far away from interested parties here near Glasgow.
I'll eventually be forced to break them up- a crying shame.
say it as it is
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VanDerGraaf
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Yes I do, stored away.