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The Hi-Fi Enthusiast
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Dr Bunsen Honeydew
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Dave the bass
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#2 Re: The Hi-Fi Enthusiast
Oh yeah! Well I never...Ta for pointing it out! You look different in B+W!
Arf arf arf(etc).
"The fat bourgeois and his doppelganger"
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Dr Bunsen Honeydew
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#3 Re: The Hi-Fi Enthusiast
Sadly I recognise the shop, having been there but not until the early 60's. Imhofs, ground floor and basement for records, upstairs hi-fi studio.
My comment was directed at Owston as beards are coming back into fashion. Has anything changed, even the amps look the same.
My comment was directed at Owston as beards are coming back into fashion. Has anything changed, even the amps look the same.
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Cressy Snr
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#4 Re: The Hi-Fi Enthusiast
I'm sure that was Robert Robinson doing the narration: typical Robinson dry wit.
"STEEREO - the biggest contribution to music and sound since Barnum and Bailey".
"STEEREO - the biggest contribution to music and sound since Barnum and Bailey".
Sgt. Baker started talkin’ with a Bullhorn in his hand.
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#5 Re: The Hi-Fi Enthusiast
Steve and Phil continue to play music from that era too to recreate that ambience.... arf!
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Cressy Snr
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#6 Re: The Hi-Fi Enthusiast
Well Dave, be grateful, that someone is trying to preserve that great music for your enjoyment.
Sgt. Baker started talkin’ with a Bullhorn in his hand.
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Thermionic Idler
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#7 Re: The Hi-Fi Enthusiast
So who spotted the Leak Stereo 20, Point One preamp, Quad preamps, Garrard 4HF and numerous 301's...
Deck: Garrard 301 - Audio Origami PU7 - NW Analogue DH3S
Phono: Pete Millett LR, Lundahl SUT, AMB σ22 PSU
Linestage: Bruno Putzeys Balanced Pre + Hans Polak relay mod, LCDuino control
Power amps: 300B PP 'Symmetric Reichert'
Speakers: FF225WK Big Mets
Phono: Pete Millett LR, Lundahl SUT, AMB σ22 PSU
Linestage: Bruno Putzeys Balanced Pre + Hans Polak relay mod, LCDuino control
Power amps: 300B PP 'Symmetric Reichert'
Speakers: FF225WK Big Mets
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pre65
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#8 Re: The Hi-Fi Enthusiast
"too much play with his wind" !! Ooh - err misses.
Even in those heady days record quality was variable, to say the least.
And is it wrong to be equipment orientated as well as looking for the best sound quality ?
Even in those heady days record quality was variable, to say the least.
And is it wrong to be equipment orientated as well as looking for the best sound quality ?
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
Edmund Burke
G-Popz THE easy listening connoisseur. (Philip)
Edmund Burke
G-Popz THE easy listening connoisseur. (Philip)
