I believe that the Prince and his new bride will be thrilled listening to their wonderful speakers!
😀
Best Regards,
TerryO
When i 1st showed these to Scott over Skype, the 1st words out of his mouth was "Royal Wedding FE127"
dave
Extremely stiff upper lips etc.... didn't the early settlers, before the Angles or Saxons, paint themselves in those colors and dance on hillsides? nice work Dave!
For what it is worth I have taken the 127 to it's completion. Two more rings, in addition to the many already on there and that uncovered the Raleigh wave that causes the chirps to precede upper register piano notes so acidically.
Bud
For what it is worth I have taken the 127 to it's completion. Two more rings, in addition to the many already on there and that uncovered the Raleigh wave that causes the chirps to precede upper register piano notes so acidically.
Bud
Having sold out, i'm left with doing that on my personal units. They are in the midst of extreme basket treatment at the moment.
dave
Not only the fronts get attention. My personal xtreme FE127eN from the backside.
compare against stock:
fully done up:
compare against stock:
fully done up:
Basket on the left (image on top) looks like it's been pumping iron 🙂
Enable on the back for aesthetic purposes only or acoustic benefits too?
Enable on the back for aesthetic purposes only or acoustic benefits too?
actually it's (many painted layers of )latex/ceramic noise deadening compound SR500
many layers
but only one set of polka-dots
the latter of course - the real fun part is EnAbl-in of the cabinet's bracing and panel damping padding :wink
Dave,
See a 45 degree chamfer on the top and bottom panels also - aesthetic reasons or improves listening experience?
-Zia
See a 45 degree chamfer on the top and bottom panels also - aesthetic reasons or improves listening experience?
-Zia