I felt like a kid in a candy store watching this video. It reminded me of the late 70's early 80's when I would go to hi fi shops just auditioning speakers. There where so many good quality speakers at that time and very reasonably priced. Your tour really brought me back. Your collection is unbelievable.
Me too! At home I still have a Mullard 20-5 valve amp from the 60's, a Yamaha CA800 (80-80W class A-B) amp from the 80's. A pair of Spendor BCII's, a pair of B&W (DM1400) that I love for acoustic jazz and classical music. In 1975 I was sen. tech at UniMelb. Electronic Music Studio, 8x JBL 4311's connected to an EMS Synthi 100 "what a hoot of a setup" The 8x 4311's were just amazing for electronic music! LesC.
+1.. The ole JBL Pro 4343 monitor ... CBS control rooms in both NY, NY & Television City, CA once paired these JBL with the Neve NeCam console back in the late '70s - '80s .. Fond memories ..
The Celestion SL-600 cabinet is made from all aluminum. It got an aluminum honeycomb center structure with two pieces of aluminum sandwiching the honeycomb structure in-between them. They call it Aerolam and claimed it was used in the floors of aircraft because of its strength and lightweight. It's extremely inert acoustically. The "paint" is called nextel and was used for it's acoustic properties to stop the sound from being refracted(?) as it traveled around the cabinet.
Hi Fernando, thank you for that - I thoroughly enjoyed looking at your amazing range of speakers. What I really admire and appreciate is your attention to detail in terms of repair/service or restoration. Real and sincere customer service. Love your videos and listings, so please keep them coming👍👍👍
I find it surprising how long some of those sets have been lingering around the shop there. Perhaps much to learn how the pre-owned market works, but i figured stuff like the Dunlavy's and the Zu's would have sold by now, I dunno..
I was hoping to see NHT Super Zero bookshelf speakers and 3.3 towers. About 25 years ago, I compared NHT to Paradigm, B&W, Apogee, Totem, and others while working at a hi-fi store, generally preferring the NHT sound over the field. The 3.3 towers went toe-to-toe with anything remotely in their size range including Wilson Watt/Puppies, while the Super Zero/One was the bargain hi-fi standard for legions of loyal NHT customers.
I cannot imagine the effort it took to overview all these speakers! Thank you! Great video. You obviously know your business, but I also see you appreciate audio.
Great tour! I also have a set of the little A/D/S you show at the beginning. Some of the paint was chiped on mine so I sanded the boxes and they are now brushed aluminum like the Celestion speakers you refinished. I also replaced the speaker wire push tabs with five way binding post. They now look as fantastic as they sound!
Absolutely wonderful tour of your inventory with a very interesting history tutorial. Must have paused and rewound a dozen times. Thank you so much for your time shooting this .. look forward to sending my Nakamichi Dragon to you for a new home.
Hi Fernando, Just so you know the SL600 was made from aerolam an aluminium honeycombed structure as used in aircraft flooring. When they first made the box it was found they sounded much poorer than they expected. They then discovered the adhesive used to bond the joints massively affected the sound. The rest is history....
I also had a pair of those ADS LS300 speakers in my dorm room in college about 10 years ago. They were wonderful little monitors and I regret selling them.
Hi Fernando, new to your videos and love them :) Curious about how you test your speakers to determine functionality? The reason I am asking is your floor standing B&Ws caught my eye.
Apogees...WARNING.. Do NOT approach with a screw driver, allen key or keys....(From experience)... It may fly out your hand and embed itself permanently on to the ribbon..Aaarrgghh!
Love the old ADS LS300. I have the 300s on my office system and used to have the 200’s mounted on the rear deck of my 1978 Checker Marathon running on a 100 watt Nakamichi amp. Even for such a small speaker they have amazing kick in the bass. Thanks for this great video. Some great memories in these and learned about some new stuff I never knew existed.
I Have Celestion SL 6si's,Celestion 300 transmission line floor standing speakers. Celestion DL 6's. The 43:4843:49 Tweeters in the Wilson Watt/Puppy's are Focal T120ti's ( best inverted dome tweeter ever designed!) Mid Bass's are 7" Scanspeaks..
May I ask you what you recommend for wood polish. I have 2 ESS bookshelves in walnut. I was hoping you had some in stock for your review. Thank you for your recommendation. Great review.
As Yoda says, "A royal mess he has". This chap has seemingly no interest in selling his personal store collection. That's why it's called Shy High, (or) unfortunately when a merchant falls in love with his wares...
The JBL Century L100 are really not very good sounding.Fine as party speakers and very good drivers but there is no crossover on the woofer so you get a very grungy /shouty sort of sound. The tweeter sounds like an insect zapper.Listener fatigue sets in very quickly.
Hi Fernando, thankyou for posting. What an amazing collection of vintage audio speakers! In 1975 I was senior tech at UniMelb. Electronic Music Studio, 8x JBL 4311's connected to an EMS Synthi 100 "what a hoot of a setup" The 8x 4311's were just amazing for electronic music! LesC.
Hi 👋, SkyFi Audio, your first speaker ADS , The tweeter in that cabinet looks like a Peerless from Denmark I believe, As you might remember I’ve mentioned about a pair of transmission line loudspeaker cabinets that I built approximately 40 odd years ago and these are identical to what I had in mind they are great sound on speaker, Great tutorial on loudspeaker cabinets. PHIL FROM THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOULIN FRANCE
@@SkyFiAudio Hi , thank you for your reply, I have been watching your TH-cam channel for passport 2 years, You have some amazing HIFI equipment, most of it out of my price range, it is great that you provide a service to restore old hi-fi equipment to bring up the latest specs which is e excellent, I am hoping to buy a new amp in the new year, NAD C298. As my old one Cambridge power amp as gone pop , and I can not find a electric engineer, as I live in rural France the nearest place is about 200 miles away, Going to replace it, Look forward to your next tutorial, PHIL FROM THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOULIN FRANCE.
Wow christmas came early this year. Just love the old jbl's, infinity's, altec's and those krells. But what about those big Red Rose R1's? They need a video of their own :D
Fernando, really like your tours! it is awesome what you guys repair/refurbish. You need a subsidary in Germany, need this kind of store close by :-) KEEP GOING! ..unfortunately, too far away to stop by and order..
The Martin Logan is a nice looking speaker,however it is blasphemy. I also have a few pairs of Kef Speakers.I have Celestion SL6si's,DL 6 ll's, model 3's, and the rare Celestion 300 transmision line floor standing speakers, rarely seen outside the UK.I also have a pair of Linn Index speakers.also Rogers LS3 5a's.( Love Them Still). I had L100's back in the day.great speaker,but shit crossovers.I upgraded them with the much better L112 crossovers. I have the rare JBL C53 libras,with LE 14c dual concentric drivers! McIntosh used Polk drivers.was never impressed! McIntosh never made their own speakers.Junk,but worth money.Sonus Faber's are beautiful,using primarily Scan Speak drivers.I have a pair of B&W dm 302's.great budget speakers with multi directional wall mounted support brackets. Wilson Watt Puppy's, that took Scan Speak woofers and the absolute best reverse dome tweeter ever made! I know, I have a pair the Focal T120TI tweeters.( 20 oz magnets).those Jadi's were the coolest things I ever saw when they came out!.Those Goldmunds you have are using the worst sounding Focal tweeters I ever heard.i had a pair. K 120's .Focal discontinued them in the 90's.Damn,I had a pair Apogee mini Grands with Dedicated Subs. Hard to drive. But great sounding.thats why Big Krell and Mark Levinson amps came out.to power Apogee's.The Eggelston speakers you have were groundbreaking. Dynaudio Esotar tweeters,w/ Morel 6 1/2 midbass drivers operating ful range. I traded a guy for a pair of those Original Apogees,but one woofer panel was damaged.I sold them through audio Mart.when I lived in Cleveland the Buyer drove all the way from Boulder, Colorado to pick them up heavy as all hell.Bryston does not make speakers either. Focal kics ass! I have 4pairs of them.
A note about the JBL 4343. The horn lens sounds amazing. I’ve owned a number of JBL horn/lens combinations, have listened extensively with and without the removable lens and can enthusiastically endorse JBL’s lens design as the most perfect dispersion element I’ve ever heard for a HF horn. I’m so surprised to not see them today.
Great tour of some amazing loudspeakers! I enjoyed going to Opus One , Better sound Concepts and the Listening Post to check out all the latest high end stereo components in the 1970’s in Pittsburgh PA. You did a wonderful job putting this video together! I hope you sell them all. Can’t wait till the next video!
Awesome tour old boy!! Wow, you've got it all covered there...... those Duntech speakers sound amazing but (great Australian speaker....) try getting the partner to agree to those...... (good luck ...) Lovely to see the old 4343, bloody good sounding speaker...... nothing like it for punch!! Very detailed and uncoloured too.... excellent. Perhaps JBL should re-release..... :)
Hey Fernando. What is that tall tower in the background? You can see it in the background, and to the left, of the blue JBL, at the 4:59 time mark. Has light coloured veneer, with panels for ribbon lines, attached to the sides of the tower. Looks to have several ports, or drivers(??), on the back of the main tower.
Symdex speakers are really great. I had a chance to own them from Jeremy Kipnis. Great sounding speakers. These were the last speakers made by Kevin Voecks’ original company that operated up through the late 90's. The 3-way Epsilon Signature was the new owner’s (Leland Wallace) update of Voecks’ design. The Signature version was their final statement speaker, made around 1995 and cost $5000 at the time.
Everybody is familiar with the compression of sound waves, that’s why an ambulance siren changes pitch as it drives past you. In theory, you could build a speaker cabinet with three speakers, each in a different plastic tube. Each tube would have an electric fan with a variable speed motor. So, for example, the bass notes coming from the biggest speaker would exit the tube riding on a forty mile per hour wind. By changing the speed of the forced air, you could change the pitch of the music. That would require a separate midi track to control the fan speed of each tube as the music plays. But I think that the speakers would have to be mounted backwards inside the tube for compression to occur. I don’t know.
great tour, some speakers are about 30 years ago, like Dunlavy , Celestion, 801, Linn can , lnfinity , they're are all state of art at that time. and I see the jadis .it seems I was back to 30 years ago when I read the TAS and stereofile.
Hey great content, Can you tell me if in the room with the Apogee Full range if that is the Continum turntable on the left. If so is it for sale ? thank you
BACK IN 1977 I PURCHASED A PAIR OF ALTEC LANSING MODEL ONES VERY NICE STILL HAVE THEM MASSIVE WOOFERS WILL HANDLE MUCH POWER NICE TO LISTEN TO A BIT OF FLOYD OBSCURED BY CLOUDS ALL THE WAY THROUGH TO ELLEN PARSONS PROJECT TALES OF MR AND IMAGINATION
I felt like a kid in a candy store watching this video. It reminded me of the late 70's early 80's when I would go to hi fi shops just auditioning speakers. There where so many good quality speakers at that time and very reasonably priced. Your tour really brought me back. Your collection is unbelievable.
Me too! At home I still have a Mullard 20-5 valve amp from the 60's, a Yamaha CA800 (80-80W class A-B) amp from the 80's. A pair of Spendor BCII's, a pair of B&W (DM1400) that I love for acoustic jazz and classical music.
In 1975 I was sen. tech at UniMelb. Electronic Music Studio, 8x JBL 4311's connected to an EMS Synthi 100 "what a hoot of a setup"
The 8x 4311's were just amazing for electronic music! LesC.
I want to visit that place. 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Please do, we will give you the full tour.
Sonus Faber Guarneri Tradition❤
Hands down my favorite video that you could have made. Speakers all day,every day. :)
+1.. The ole JBL Pro 4343 monitor ... CBS control rooms in both NY, NY & Television City, CA once paired these JBL with the Neve NeCam console back in the late '70s - '80s .. Fond memories ..
Wow would love to see a picture of them in a studio setting. Must have been pretty cool. Thanks for sharing Michael.
Awesome stuff. Thanks for taking the time to show and tell. I would take the Altecs and Tannoys.
Definitely at the top of the list. I like your taste.
The Celestion SL-600 cabinet is made from all aluminum. It got an aluminum honeycomb center structure with two pieces of aluminum sandwiching the honeycomb structure in-between them. They call it Aerolam and claimed it was used in the floors of aircraft because of its strength and lightweight. It's extremely inert acoustically.
The "paint" is called nextel and was used for it's acoustic properties to stop the sound from being refracted(?) as it traveled around the cabinet.
Hi Fernando, thank you for that - I thoroughly enjoyed looking at your amazing range of speakers. What I really admire and appreciate is your attention to detail in terms of repair/service or restoration. Real and sincere customer service. Love your videos and listings, so please keep them coming👍👍👍
Thanks for much for your kind feedback. We put a lot of love into each pice and Im glad is shows. Pls stay in touch.
This was totally enjoyable, somewhat like viewing an art gallery with beautiful designs and woodwork craftsmanship. Thank you for doing this.
If a hi-fi heaven was ever to exist, I'm getting a glimpse of it right now
I find it surprising how long some of those sets have been lingering around the shop there. Perhaps much to learn how the pre-owned market works, but i figured stuff like the Dunlavy's and the Zu's would have sold by now, I dunno..
always high end stuff, some super rare too
Quote from Gina (Scarface 1983):"I like Ferrrrrrrrrrrrnando. He's a fun guy and he's nice. And he knows how to treat a woman. All right?"
I was hoping to see NHT Super Zero bookshelf speakers and 3.3 towers. About 25 years ago, I compared NHT to Paradigm, B&W, Apogee, Totem, and others while working at a hi-fi store, generally preferring the NHT sound over the field. The 3.3 towers went toe-to-toe with anything remotely in their size range including Wilson Watt/Puppies, while the Super Zero/One was the bargain hi-fi standard for legions of loyal NHT customers.
I cannot imagine the effort it took to overview all these speakers! Thank you! Great video. You obviously know your business, but I also see you appreciate audio.
ADS=analog and digital systems.
Great tour! I also have a set of the little A/D/S you show at the beginning. Some of the paint was chiped on mine so I sanded the boxes and they are now brushed aluminum like the Celestion speakers you refinished. I also replaced the speaker wire push tabs with five way binding post. They now look as fantastic as they sound!
Absolutely wonderful tour of your inventory with a very interesting history tutorial. Must have paused and rewound a dozen times. Thank you so much for your time shooting this .. look forward to sending my Nakamichi Dragon to you for a new home.
Its just a paradise of hifi ✨💯✨💯
Hi Fernando, Just so you know the SL600 was made from aerolam an aluminium honeycombed structure as used in aircraft flooring. When they first made the box it was found they sounded much poorer than they expected. They then discovered the adhesive used to bond the joints massively affected the sound. The rest is history....
Wonderful commentary. Would like to see more of your shop. It’s also very nice to see so many record decks. Pete in uk
I also had a pair of those ADS LS300 speakers in my dorm room in college about 10 years ago. They were wonderful little monitors and I regret selling them.
You want ring radiator tweeters?? POLK.
What a great video to learn about so many speakers!
wow, what a trip down memory lane. I used to be able to spend money in the HiFi area, and I had a few of these, and many more. great video
Hi Fernando, new to your videos and love them :) Curious about how you test your speakers to determine functionality? The reason I am asking is your floor standing B&Ws caught my eye.
SL600 has an aluminum honeycomb cabinet. No MDF.
Apogees...WARNING.. Do NOT approach with a screw driver, allen key or keys....(From experience)...
It may fly out your hand and embed itself permanently on to the ribbon..Aaarrgghh!
That was great today , viewed 20 years from now it will be priceless , you do an excellent job …. Thanks
Thanks so much John. Im glad you liked it.
I got a bunch I would like to find a home for 🎸🦅🇺🇸😎🎼🎶🎤
Where is this store?
Love the old ADS LS300. I have the 300s on my office system and used to have the 200’s mounted on the rear deck of my 1978 Checker Marathon running on a 100 watt Nakamichi amp. Even for such a small speaker they have amazing kick in the bass. Thanks for this great video. Some great memories in these and learned about some new stuff I never knew existed.
SL600s had an Aerolam cabinet, Like a Boeing 747 floor(or a Pink Triangle chassis). Don't buy Linn Kans whatever you do... OK I'm continuing...
Oh THANK YOU for your time and effort putting this video together.
I Have Celestion SL 6si's,Celestion 300 transmission line floor standing speakers. Celestion DL 6's. The 43:48 43:49 Tweeters in the Wilson Watt/Puppy's are Focal T120ti's ( best inverted dome tweeter ever designed!) Mid Bass's are 7" Scanspeaks..
May I ask you what you recommend for wood polish. I have 2 ESS bookshelves in walnut. I was hoping you had some in stock for your review. Thank you for your recommendation. Great review.
my shortlist Focal Diablo, Krell speakers, Eggelston...Jadis Horn speakers
This is going to be a great video to watch. Awesome. Btw, ADS stood for 'Analog and Digital Systems' (not 'Audio Digital...)
As Yoda says, "A royal mess he has". This chap has seemingly no interest in selling his personal store collection. That's why it's called Shy High, (or) unfortunately when a merchant falls in love with his wares...
The JBL Century L100 are really not very good sounding.Fine as party speakers and very good drivers but there is no crossover on the woofer so you get a very grungy /shouty sort of sound. The tweeter sounds like an insect zapper.Listener fatigue sets in very quickly.
My computer speakers are Yamaha MSR100 monitors. Perfect.
Awesome tour I wish I work there I would be such a great employee. Very nice shop first class in every corner.thanks
And not a Cerwin Vega(70's vintage) to be found...
I will just build a pair I have all the components but the crossover networks
excellent shop, i wish we in aystralia Brisbane could have something like that!!
I have Celestion speakers, any thoughts on these.
I think we need 1 more latest video showing all the speakers that you currently have..tnx
So enjoyed this thank you. Many are simply beautiful
Hey , thanks for the education. Where can l go to AB the whole klipsch line up ??
tired speakers no one wants them any more
Gave the vid a thumbs up 10 minutes in while still watching.
Hi Fernando, thankyou for posting. What an amazing collection of vintage audio speakers!
In 1975 I was senior tech at UniMelb. Electronic Music Studio, 8x JBL 4311's connected to an EMS Synthi 100 "what a hoot of a setup"
The 8x 4311's were just amazing for electronic music! LesC.
British sounds? … but we like low octave music lots of deep bass hence our transmission lines…
Hi 👋, SkyFi Audio, your first speaker ADS , The tweeter in that cabinet looks like a Peerless from Denmark I believe, As you might remember I’ve mentioned about a pair of transmission line loudspeaker cabinets that I built approximately 40 odd years ago and these are identical to what I had in mind they are great sound on speaker,
Great tutorial on loudspeaker cabinets.
PHIL FROM THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOULIN FRANCE
Thanks for sharing the info on the tweeter. Makes sense... I think the speaker was originally a Braun re-branded by ADS.
@@SkyFiAudio Hi , thank you for your reply, I have been watching your TH-cam channel for passport 2 years, You have some amazing HIFI equipment, most of it out of my price range, it is great that you provide a service to restore old hi-fi equipment to bring up the latest specs which is e excellent, I am hoping to buy a new amp in the new year, NAD C298. As my old one Cambridge power amp as gone pop , and I can not find a electric engineer, as I live in rural France the nearest place is about 200 miles away, Going to replace it,
Look forward to your next tutorial, PHIL FROM THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOULIN FRANCE.
insane collection loved the sonos faber guarneri
We’re you at the last CAF? I intend to pay you guys a visit.
Wow christmas came early this year. Just love the old jbl's, infinity's, altec's and those krells. But what about those big Red Rose R1's? They need a video of their own :D
Working on a restoration video for those. The tweeters have some issues and could use help form the community resolving it.
@@SkyFiAudio I hope you work it out. Those tweeters are not stock :D
I have never seen so many fantastic speaker . Seem for some not vintage
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Fernando, really like your tours! it is awesome what you guys repair/refurbish. You need a subsidary in Germany, need this kind of store close by :-) KEEP GOING! ..unfortunately, too far away to stop by and order..
Lots of great audio equipment in Germany I suspect. Glad you liked the tour Gerald.
@@SkyFiAudio Hi Ferando, yes we do have great vendors, but not even CLOSE a vintage shop, would you are doing over there!!
Would be nice if you gave us the prices.
A/D/S
analog, and digital systems
one of the greatest video of the year award winner. enjoy seeing all the different designs and technology.
Glad you liked it. Sure is getting lots of views. Was the longest video I ever made, thought it was gonna be 30 min ended up being over 1hr. haha.
I would love to work there!
I must agree. I look forward to work every day. Its so much fun.
Check out audio gold London. 👍
This shop is The Treasure Island.
The Martin Logan is a nice looking speaker,however it is blasphemy. I also have a few pairs of Kef Speakers.I have Celestion SL6si's,DL 6 ll's, model 3's, and the rare Celestion 300 transmision line floor standing speakers, rarely seen outside the UK.I also have a pair of Linn Index speakers.also Rogers LS3 5a's.( Love Them Still). I had L100's back in the day.great speaker,but shit crossovers.I upgraded them with the much better L112 crossovers. I have the rare JBL C53 libras,with LE 14c dual concentric drivers! McIntosh used Polk drivers.was never impressed! McIntosh never made their own speakers.Junk,but worth money.Sonus Faber's are beautiful,using primarily Scan Speak drivers.I have a pair of B&W dm 302's.great budget speakers with multi directional wall mounted support brackets. Wilson Watt Puppy's, that took Scan Speak woofers and the absolute best reverse dome tweeter ever made! I know, I have a pair the Focal T120TI tweeters.( 20 oz magnets).those Jadi's were the coolest things I ever saw when they came out!.Those Goldmunds you have are using the worst sounding Focal tweeters I ever heard.i had a pair. K 120's .Focal discontinued them in the 90's.Damn,I had a pair Apogee mini Grands with Dedicated Subs. Hard to drive. But great sounding.thats why Big Krell and Mark Levinson amps came out.to power Apogee's.The Eggelston speakers you have were groundbreaking. Dynaudio Esotar tweeters,w/ Morel 6 1/2 midbass drivers operating ful range. I traded a guy for a pair of those Original Apogees,but one woofer panel was damaged.I sold them through audio Mart.when I lived in Cleveland the Buyer drove all the way from Boulder, Colorado to pick them up heavy as all hell.Bryston does not make speakers either. Focal kics ass! I have 4pairs of them.
A note about the JBL 4343. The horn lens sounds amazing. I’ve owned a number of JBL horn/lens combinations, have listened extensively with and without the removable lens and can enthusiastically endorse JBL’s lens design as the most perfect dispersion element I’ve ever heard for a HF horn. I’m so surprised to not see them today.
I own a pair of B&W M801s2 speakers and Love them. I use an Aragon 8008BB amp or a Parasound Model 275 amp. Love those Apogee Full range speakers.
Great tour of some amazing loudspeakers! I enjoyed going to Opus One , Better sound Concepts and the Listening Post to check out all the latest high end stereo components in the 1970’s in Pittsburgh PA. You did a wonderful job putting this video together! I hope you sell them all. Can’t wait till the next video!
I have the Vintage JBL L150 I would like to know if you guys do any reconing on them? And my Twitter also has static.. I bought them in the late 70s.
Looking for jbl4343 !
Awesome tour old boy!! Wow, you've got it all covered there...... those Duntech speakers sound amazing but (great Australian speaker....) try getting the partner to agree to those...... (good luck ...) Lovely to see the old 4343, bloody good sounding speaker...... nothing like it for punch!! Very detailed and uncoloured too.... excellent. Perhaps JBL should re-release..... :)
Those JBL 4343 OMG!!!!
Hey Fernando. What is that tall tower in the background? You can see it in the background, and to the left, of the blue JBL, at the 4:59 time mark. Has light coloured veneer, with panels for ribbon lines, attached to the sides of the tower. Looks to have several ports, or drivers(??), on the back of the main tower.
Symdex speakers are really great. I had a chance to own them from Jeremy Kipnis. Great sounding speakers. These were the last speakers made by Kevin Voecks’ original company that operated up through the late 90's. The 3-way Epsilon Signature was the new owner’s (Leland Wallace) update of Voecks’ design. The Signature version was their final statement speaker, made around 1995 and cost $5000 at the time.
Everybody is familiar with the compression of sound waves, that’s why an ambulance siren changes pitch as it drives past you.
In theory, you could build a speaker cabinet with three speakers, each in a different plastic tube. Each tube would have an electric fan with a variable speed motor. So, for example, the bass notes coming from the biggest speaker would exit the tube riding on a forty mile per hour wind. By changing the speed of the forced air, you could change the pitch of the music.
That would require a separate midi track to control the fan speed of each tube as the music plays. But I think that the speakers would have to be mounted backwards inside the tube for compression to occur. I don’t know.
Que barbaridad, es una maravilla de tecnología y arte.
Gracias Jose. De dónde escribes?
@@SkyFiAudio Desde A Coruña, Galicia, España.
Expensive stuff
Great video, would be nice if you include prices next time. It looks like you have something for every budget.
great tour, some speakers are about 30 years ago, like Dunlavy , Celestion, 801, Linn can , lnfinity , they're are all state of art at that time. and I see the jadis .it seems I was back to 30 years ago when I read the TAS and stereofile.
Thank you from portugal !
I've a pair of those Rogers. LS7. Pretty good but needs a lot of room.
4:56 very nice the Linn Kan. I have a pair of Linn Tukan and it sound amazing :) 😀 which are the upgrade version of the Kan and can be biwired too
Might have been more useful if you mentioned the price along with other data. You lost some sales I imagine.
Hi I know it’s a hard question but what are your all time favourite speakers cost no object
Yes 2 pin DIN.
New L100 is 4 ohm, old are 8. No difference in performance?
I haven't heard the new ones but I suspect there are some significant differences.
Hey great content, Can you tell me if in the room with the Apogee Full range if that is the Continum turntable on the left. If so is it for sale ? thank you
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WoW. Wonderful tour. Much to consider/think about. Thank You
This is what I am talking about. Speakers and more speakers the most important ingredient of a great sound system.
Hi, what about those speakers beside the Jadis horn speakers ? They look interesting?
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BACK IN 1977 I PURCHASED A PAIR OF ALTEC LANSING MODEL ONES VERY NICE STILL HAVE THEM MASSIVE WOOFERS WILL HANDLE MUCH POWER NICE TO LISTEN TO A BIT OF FLOYD OBSCURED BY CLOUDS ALL THE WAY THROUGH TO ELLEN PARSONS PROJECT TALES OF MR AND IMAGINATION
which amps you are using for apogee?
I am using strong krells in aclass
Cool stuff!! 🙂
Anny Snell ?
No Diatone?
MDF not MFD