Calling All "Vintage" Speaker Owners
Jan 13, 2012 at 12:20 AM Post #451 of 1,332

 
Instead of showing you a photo of my system, here's a recording of it playing vinyl (Albiet a very shaky one)
 
Goodmans Axiom 201 in bass reflex cabs
Almarro 318B
Technics 1210MK5G + Nagaoka MP150
Jolida JD9
 
I was running a pair of Fostex 206Es in ML TL cabs and while they sound slightly faster (read: Clinical), these Axioms are the bomb man...vocals are surreal.
 
Jan 13, 2012 at 2:26 AM Post #452 of 1,332


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Hey Now,
 
I have an opportunity to get a vintage Wharfedale W70D speakers for $125, anyone know anything them? Thanks.
 
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Finest kind,
Chris


If all the drivers are working and original then that is a great price.  I have a set of the W90s and they have a lovely midrange.  More of a Classical, Jazz, Opera type of speaker.  But, some love them, some hate them.  I enjoy the W90s, full and soft sounding!  Excellent napping speakers and they do look lovely!  I over kill mine with my Pioneer receiver, need to get my tube receiver recapped one of these days...
 
There is potential resale, but it's for a particular buyer.  So, location pending you can ask for quite of bit of coin.
 
 
Jan 14, 2012 at 2:34 PM Post #453 of 1,332
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Instead of showing you a photo of my system, here's a recording of it playing vinyl (Albiet a very shaky one)
 
Goodmans Axiom 201 in bass reflex cabs
Almarro 318B
Technics 1210MK5G + Nagaoka MP150
Jolida JD9
 
I was running a pair of Fostex 206Es in ML TL cabs and while they sound slightly faster (read: Clinical), these Axioms are the bomb man...vocals are surreal.


Wow! Very nice... i like the speakers, and you should just turn the lights off and sleep with them tubes that beautiful. Do you have alot of vinyl?
 
 
Jan 15, 2012 at 9:07 AM Post #454 of 1,332
Cifani, i used to buy vinyl on a regular basis but i have been cutting down on costs..
 
I probably have a 150++ with most of them being Jazz..
 
The tubes run extremely hot! Seeing that i live in the tropics i don't think i would want to run them all night....haha.
 
Jan 18, 2012 at 9:19 PM Post #455 of 1,332
Some actual photos of the my setup.
 

 

 
Jan 19, 2012 at 12:00 AM Post #456 of 1,332
Very nice. What kind of stands are those?
 
Jan 20, 2012 at 10:14 AM Post #457 of 1,332
I got them off a local forum for 20 bucks....no idea what stands they are!
 
The previous owner used it for vintage Tannoys apparently.
 
Jan 31, 2012 at 1:24 PM Post #459 of 1,332
Hello all! I have been on the hunt for a nice pair of vintage speakers since I picked up my 2265b. I was pointed over here from the vintage receiver thread. I read through, found what people were really digging, and got to looking. I found a pair of Pioneer HPM-100s on my local craigslist, and I'll be picking them up this weekend or next. Can't wait! Thanks for all the input everyone!
 
Here's a picture from the ad:

 
Jan 31, 2012 at 9:28 PM Post #462 of 1,332

 
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Hello all! I have been on the hunt for a nice pair of vintage speakers since I picked up my 2265b. I was pointed over here from the vintage receiver thread. I read through, found what people were really digging, and got to looking. I found a pair of Pioneer HPM-100s on my local craigslist, and I'll be picking them up this weekend or next. Can't wait! Thanks for all the input everyone!
 



Cool! Let us know what you think.
 
 
Feb 11, 2012 at 3:15 PM Post #464 of 1,332
BIG!! HEAVY!!
 



 
 
I'm headed to Lowe's this afternoon to buy a 2x12. I plan to build a box for these to sit on. I'll get some more pictures posted when I get the speakers settled in.
 
Feb 11, 2012 at 3:27 PM Post #465 of 1,332
Big and heavy they are! But really awesome 
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