Sounding out

They don't come in green ....

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Tim two#21, YGL#3 & BOTAFOT#84

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I prefer the more tradition speaker design http://tinyurl.com/vng8

Steve

 

Or even:

http://english.aopen.com.tw/products/mb/ax4b-533tube.htm

 

Just a modern version of:-

http://www.classic-audio.com/pioneer/smq300.html

I still have mine which was first used in a Hong Kong cinema and the for my
hi-fi in the 60's

Steve

 

I prefer the more tradition speaker design http://tinyurl.com/vng8

Err isn't that a reciever ?

We were on amps and audio a minute ago.

 

Mine is the rarer SMQ-300E which is a valve stereo amp and a receiver all in
one. I turned a Goodmans 8" speaker inside-out with it once !

I met the very first Pioneer importer - Swisstone who introduced me to the
Pioneer export manager at an audio fair at the Russell Hotel in London in
1967.

He told me that they only made a small number of this model and it was meant
for the USA executive market !

It's now gathering dust and could do with a new home... any offers ?

Steve

 

"Importing electronic goods is very much like making love to a
beautiful woman"

 

http://www.classic-audio.com/pioneer/smq300.html

I am doing ok for Valve amps at the moment, is'nt there a guy in
Essex that collects ( and his house is the museum) old Recievers
and early TVs ?

 

M&N's are too close on ny keyboard...

Steve

 

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Swiss Tony.. doh, now I get it

Steve

 

Klaatu wrote

Technology moves fast these days mate, get used to it. By hal;f past
seven we should be into the beginnings of digital recording.