These will come with spikes, Some dedicated biwire jumpers (as the bars went missing years ago) but have no boxes or packaging, so for now, I'm suggesting collection only, or i may drive within 50 miles of Edinburgh.Īnd one more pic just before i moved house showing driver condition: They do look pretty snazzy though, and the finish is clearly of a high standard. but they've seen a few owners over the years and theres a few marks here and there. These seemed to suit the MA's down to the ground.Ĭondition is fair. The best matches I've heard had been with my Peachtree Nova, but even better in most respects was Musical Fidelity amplifiers (X-150, A5, KW550 that kind of arena). I'd suggest that these speakers worked best in well damped rooms, with generous sounding solid state amps. well I have a valve amp now, a larger room, and a desire for a larger overall presentation (think big tannoys or somesuch). They present sound in a manner which feels as if there's nothing between you and the instrument playing. I personally love that approach and their 'see through' clarity and imaging really felt more like I'd removed a layer of haze.

As such they don't sugar coat much and will pretty much play exactly what they're fed.

They also dig surprisingly deep for their size and modest driver complement.Īs the name suggests though, They do try to have a go at the 'studio monitor' approach. Even against modern day competition these offer a level of clarity, insight and sheer resolution that really astonishes. They've served each of us well over the years in a variety of setups and have been constant surprise. These have been in my circle of friends for the best part of two decades now.

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