Fane Acoustics Speaker Factory Tour (Inside Look)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- See where the magic happens inside the Fane Acoustics factory in West Yorkshire, England. Follow the Ascension Series guitar loudspeakers on their journey through our hand built production process to the finished product.
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Do you have any 2-way 15" passive speakers so I can use as tops to go with my Fane Colosus 18" XB. Thanks in advance, excellent speakers in my opinion.
I used to work for Fane at Batley in 1990, great bunch of workmates, happy to see you still making a noise in the world. miss you all. S Coope
What a fascinating process!
Great to see things made by hand these days. I recently was extremely lucky to buy 2×15" and 3×12" nos The Crescendo speakers for AU$150 from the local scrap metal yard. Built a cab for one 15", sounds great with the fender bxr two hundred I got for $50. Life's been good to me lately!
BRING BACK THE CRESCENDO!!!!!!
And the Studio L and Studio B.
wow, u make these by hand? i just was gifted 2 Fane Alinco10's 100 watters.... i was trying to learn something about these... and if there r 2 more for sale..... thanks :)
Yes we do :)
@@Fane-acoustics Aren’t Celestions made in China now? I bet your speakers are better like Jensen being unique, but Eminence is good too and JBL apparently used to make sought-out for instrument speakers as well.
In all seriousness, I love classic FANE Speakers and have almost entirely evicted vintage Celestions from my cabinets in favour of various FANEs and I'm glad to see you use the classic Times New Roman FANE logo, and more importantly make your speakers in dear old blighty umlike many of the products of those other folks... Anyway On the subject of aesthetics... The video production was awful with all that cutting and reversing and the music was balls. I also note that many of the graphics related to the products look really cheesy. Contemporary retro and budget looking. Just keep it all simple and classic visually. And obviously bring back the Crescendo. really glad to see you guys back and scoring ace reviews with your products!
Not really a "factory tour" video guys...