morrisman68
New Member
I first heard a pair of ESL57s in 1979 and was hooked. I bought my first two (they weren't a pair) in the 1980s and sold them via Classique Sounds who refurbished them for my buyer. At around this time I discovered Renaissance choral music, for which the Quads seem perfect. My second pair have given me great service since then, driven by a Quad 44/405 set-up. The 405 was modded and checked over less than 10 years ago. We live in a small house so I do not have the luxury of perfect spatial placement. Moreover, any mention of a stacked set would result in divorce or murder - hard to guess which, I fear.
I have no desire to change other components in the chain - I am content with my set-up and any explorative facet of my personality obviously lies elsewhere. I am also 72 and a pensioner!
Over the last 12 months one of the speakers has begun to sound unhappy: first, ticking and then some distortion.
My question is a simple one: does anyone have calibrating experience of Quad ESL service outfits within the UK and mainland Europe, please?
I thank you in advance for any thoughts, stories or recommendations.
I have no desire to change other components in the chain - I am content with my set-up and any explorative facet of my personality obviously lies elsewhere. I am also 72 and a pensioner!
Over the last 12 months one of the speakers has begun to sound unhappy: first, ticking and then some distortion.
My question is a simple one: does anyone have calibrating experience of Quad ESL service outfits within the UK and mainland Europe, please?
I thank you in advance for any thoughts, stories or recommendations.