Kef 107
- Thread starter foxwelljsly
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VanDerGraaf
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Touching £4k in the early 90s.
canonman
pfm Member
Or £600 plus VAT with the right contacts
Del monaco
Del Monaco
They were stunning.
Del monaco
Del Monaco
I seem to remember that they were powered by a Nac52 and a brace of 135s at the time which appeared to suit them and they were more vital sounding than the previous Isobariks he had.
I decided to disassemble the Kube just to check if any obvious issues (the Kube is original and seems to be working fine)
- all looks visually good on the two circuit boards but I may get the caps tested (2 x 1000uF, 4 x 4.7uF) on the front board as there is a small chance??? that they could be out of spec?
- not sure what the red square components are on the back circuit board , they are adjustable via flat screwdriver?
- I added 5 pics of the Kube circuitry at the bottom of the Kef 107 Restoration pic file:
https://www.flickr.com/gp/194401210@N06/LuQ72h
- all looks visually good on the two circuit boards but I may get the caps tested (2 x 1000uF, 4 x 4.7uF) on the front board as there is a small chance??? that they could be out of spec?
- not sure what the red square components are on the back circuit board , they are adjustable via flat screwdriver?
- I added 5 pics of the Kube circuitry at the bottom of the Kef 107 Restoration pic file:
https://www.flickr.com/gp/194401210@N06/LuQ72h
foxwelljsly
Me too, I ate one sour too.
Double check the spec on them. Wilmslow sent me their reccomended replacement for the 4r t22's in my 104.2's. I think these were 91db and 4r. I received peerless units and when I checked the specs on the peerless website, they were actually 89dB. Still have a pair knocking around if anyone is interested in trying them.
Do the trimpots change the sound when adjusted....if so how...