Great I’ll use that as a guide. Anyone got a similarly powered Class A sitting around?
Err, yes 
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…must resist…just buy a denon and chromecast…and repeat…
Have a bit more to drink, and then pm me with your offer 
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Tri-Art Audio open baffle speakers from Canada. Heard them at the Warsaw show. Sounded quite attractive.
I haz the dumb.
What does that mean?
I haz the dumb too. I was trying to include the link to the post on the TT thread and failed 
TFFT
I thought the drink was starting to take effect
The bamboo TT? Actually it’s all made of bamboo 
The turntable sounded very nice too.
It haz.
I like the two triangles, and the how many levels can we create for equipment.
Lots of feet foo going on there.
I’m tentatively putting this forward as the first ever moving coil loudspeaker
Ernst Werner von Siemens - 1877
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It seems Siemens did have a 19th century patent on using a moving coil for the purposes of making sound. But I can’t see whether he thought of driving a cone with it. I think the pic you have is the Rice and Kellogg speaker from 1921 which is often recognised as the first cone loudspeaker https://stuckinthestudio.wordpress.com/2016/08/26/history-of-the-loudspeaker/ (before that there were horns and a selection of other weird and wonderful schemes).
VB
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Needs more gold to be for the Arab market. Probably footballer or something. What ever it is it looks horrible,
So have your ordered a set.
Nein.
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