The *NOT BORING!* Hi-Fi faff chat and sales

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I'm still looking but have been offered a ioneer SA600 for a couple of beer tokens :D

Hey its not high end but its cheap and it works :xmas-big-grin:
 
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Mr Panda":20irho4e said:
I'm still looking but have been offered a ioneer SA600 for a couple of beer tokens :D

Hey its not high end but its cheap and it works :xmas-big-grin:

19 watts per channel...

Make sure whatever speakers you attach it to are VERY sensitive otherwise it might go pop at relevantly sensible volumes.
 
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Oi - someone's nicked the P outta my Pioneer :evil:

Will see how it sounds Cheesey ol bean, probably going on spare system in ex's kitchen so things are not going to be pushed very hard. ;)

The Creek 4040 (or maybe its a 3030) will be relocated from kitchen to sitting room. That should keep things ticketty boo and she doesn't really do big volumes :D
 
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Mr Panda":1n6okcy9 said:
That should keep things ticketty boo and she doesn't really do big volumes :D
Lucky you, my wife blew one of the main drivers in a nice little pair of Royd floor standers I have, using a combination of a Rotel RA-971 amp and some Led Zeppelin.

Not that I'd tell her but she did me a favour, as the replacement drivers sounded significantly better than the original ones.
 
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Amps Amps Amps!

Luxman L-30

Very nice amplifier. was 'noisy' on one channel when I first got it but the more I've used it, the quieter its got.

http://wegavision.pytalhost.com/Luxman/L30/

So, £130 GBP UK posted - they sell for anything up to £250 on ebay

Aiwa BX-110 mini Power amplifier - 50w per channel into 8Ohms. Big toroidal transformer but 'mini' sized. 4 speaker output

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Aiwa+ ... 80&bih=959
£60 GBP UK posted

Sherwood Ai-2210 integrated amplifier. 30w per channel.

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Sherw ... 80&bih=959

£30 GBP UK posted

Technics SU-600, 40w per channel

http://www.nrpavs.co.nz/archive/Sold_ht ... pixels.gif

£45 GBP UK posted

Kenwood KM207 power amp, 140w per channel into 8Ohms

http://muare1.vcmedia.vn/images/2013/02 ... c47115.jpg

£110 GBP UK posted

Kenwood KR-4070 Receiver, wood sleeve

http://www.hifi-studio.de/hifi-klassike ... R-4070.jpg

£55 GBP UK posted

Kenwood KA-1080 Integrated amplifier *sold*

http://www.fein-hifi.de/images/product_ ... 0spurb.jpg

£40 UK posted

Sansui AU-101, Mint, boxed *SOLD*

http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/ll19 ... -101_1.jpg

£45 GBP UK posted

Sony STR-232L Receiver

http://rbeurske.home.xs4all.nl/ht/Sony_ ... 2L-001.jpg

£45 GBP UK posted

Sony STR-7065A Receiver, big, heavy, 65w per channel 8Ohm

http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/1/2/6/1/ ... 3783_o.jpg

£125 GBP UK posted

Speakers!

Canon wide imaging series

http://audiogold.co.uk/wp-content/uploa ... G_4530.jpg

£50 GBP UK posted

Wharfedale TSR-102.2 - no covers, essentially a big twin drive version of the Diamond designed to be near field monitors. *SOLD*

http://img.canuckaudiomart.com/uploads/ ... ac1dc8.jpg

£35 GBP UK posted

Wharfedale Diamond 3 *SOLD*

£30 GBP UK posted
 
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NeilM":3sslf0il said:
Not that I'd tell her but she did me a favour, as the replacement drivers sounded significantly better than the original ones.

Where did you get the replacement drivers? I've got a pair of Royd Minstrels that have sat silent for over ten years following a RATM / Yamaha incident. Should've stopped when I heard the first one go really.
 
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russ77":25m1bt3n said:
Where did you get the replacement drivers? I've got a pair of Royd Minstrels that have sat silent for over ten years following a RATM / Yamaha incident. Should've stopped when I heard the first one go really.
I really can't remember where I got them now, but I did the usual internet searches, and then got as close to original drivers as I could.

I thought it was a bit of a shame that the Royd's had not had better drivers fitted in the first place, it would probably pushed up the price a little, but the improvements only served to show how well designed the enclosures are.
 
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legrandefromage":pm3nerk7 said:
Mr Panda":pm3nerk7 said:
I'm still looking but have been offered a ioneer SA600 for a couple of beer tokens :D

Hey its not high end but its cheap and it works :xmas-big-grin:

19 watts per channel...

Make sure whatever speakers you attach it to are VERY sensitive otherwise it might go pop at relevantly sensible volumes.


Collected it at the weekend and whaddya know - its not a SA 600 at all - its a SA 8500 mk11 :cool:



Odd twin bass/treble controls which I've never seen before and currently not emitting sound although it does power on. Quick web search suggests maybe a pre/power connection inside has been removed. Will have a look later.................always was a sucker for loadsa knobs :shock:
 
Re: The *NOT BORING!* Hi-Fi faff and sales: Amps amps amps!!!

oooh

60w into 8 Ohms

that will be better

if it works.

as for the pre/power bit - bottom left:

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Hi Mark - I was just gonna load up some more pics there too :D

My amp lacks those connectors between the pre and power sockets - I take it they are necessary then :oops:

Will wire in a couple of RCAs and see if that does the trick, yes?

.....or should I just bend a couple of nails?

more pics of much dust under the lid :shock: .................











:xmas-big-grin:
 
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