Great arms, I prefer mine to the V I have.
Have now purchased the Accustic Arts ES amp off Nick.
Not an amp to instantly impress (I actually told Nick it was bit soft and boring after 24 hours😯), but it’s really got under my skin over the last week or so and has the most lovely liquid midband with superb imaging and separation.
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Sounds like it has about a week left! 
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I’ve had one of these in my office system for the last month.
DiDiT DAC 212SE
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Very nice it is too👌
I’ve got a IIXE900 with an RB300 and it’s a really good deck. Also in black ash, I keep meaning to veneer it in something more attractive, or maybe build an exact copy of the plinth in oak, but never seem to have the time…
I have a 900 here which i stripped back.
Will be doing the same with this one.
I’ll put up my progress.
Will probably take the 250 off,and use the 200 i have.
I’ll give it a fortnight
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That looks in nice condition - too good to strip , embrace the black its eightiestastic 
That’s not the actual one.
I’ll see what it’s like when i pick it up.
To very few peoples taste. A rough pair of Lowther TP1’s with PM3’s. Nice to not have to worry about a crossover (Crossover issues are a specialty in Cassa Audio Fail) Drivers back from Lowther for Re mag and service…Screaming like my student neighbors at the moment, hoping they will loosen up…
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Apparently it takes quite some time for the drivers to fully loosen, like years.
Certainly >100 hours. You need to leave them attached to a cd player on repeat over the weekend with some fulsome sounding disc playing.
Nice,never heard a pair
Lucky you.
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CD Player and T-amp on duty…I would say I’ll break these like Mr. MWs would break a Nun but Mr. MWS never actually breaks anything other than his own mind.
I vote for Yothu Yindi and Treaty on repeat.
I liked my time with Lowthers, they do some things really well. Problem is to get bass you need a massive back loaded horn, and integrating a sub never worked for me.
The project I’d like to do with them is to use them from 200Hz, with open baffle bass underneath (15"), and a compression driver from about 1.2kHz above. That should avoid the shouty range, and play to their strengths. Could be a nice 96dB/W speaker then.