IIRC I sold a mint pair on PFM for £329... They sold within 30 mins of being advertised, no fee's either

Linn LP12 = Mcdonalds "Big Mac"

_D_S_J_R_ wrote: who cares if they still meet the original specification

Damn right. If my recent experience of 70's KEF drivers is anything to go by they're all f*cked now.

Dr Bunsen Honeydew wrote:

istari_knight wrote:Since when was a good personality was required ? Most designer's I've spoken to have been complete ar*eholes... Seems to be a prerequisite for the profession

I don't think I am a complete arsehole

Theres always an exception that proves the rule

Since when was a good personality was required ? Most designer's I've spoken to have been complete ar*eholes... Seems to be a prerequisite for the profession

Sorry yes, I meant it rhetorically. Dead amps indeed, would the speaker manufacturer give a damn ? Doubtful. Anyway, in answer to Shanes OP: Yes the links can & do make a difference IME... Went 'round a Polish co-workers flat a few years back & his system sounded awful, a bit of investigatio...

Was the same on a pair of Neat Critique's I had. Bi-wire terminals but they were internally jumpered.

Bit of a dangerous practice really... I mean what if someone attempted to bi-amp them !?

Who started this biwire malarky ? The earliest reference I know of is an Epos ES14 review from '86 with the following: "A peculiarity of the ES14 is the use of three speaker terminals, two black and one red. Each black terminal feeds one of the drivers earths. The red is common to both. This is...

Nice one

Ah, thats why they want the pound then - 'cos they wont be getting the Euro :doh: "Traditionalists among the SNP hierarchy have called for a return to the various coins used by Scots before 1707, the year Scotland graciously invited a bankrupt England to become part of a temporary United Kingdo...