If that is Harris Tweed, I’m in! 
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I can’t see any rugs.
Impressive but, when all is said and done, you’re still sitting in a warehouse!
Is the steering wheel upside down?
Kenrick specialise in making new cabs for JBLS and the like. I’d imagine they made those cabs.
Just call then RM-7V on the blog. ケンリックサウンド・ブログ【KENRICK SOUND BLOG】JBL43シリーズ大型スピーカー専門店: 8月 2009
Remember in the late 70s looking for the most expensive systems in the back of what hi fi
These were £10,000 which was the best part of a flat
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Girth expansion is a thing in JPN !
You should get one of those Dave. Perfect for tooling round Richmond. 
I think mostly flannel. 
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It’s no golden flax cloth that’s for sure.
New speaker from Andrew Jones, looks nice, easy to drive.
All the info here, MoFi SourcePoint 10 Loudspeaker — MoFi Electronics
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If you can deal with the Guttenburg
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It looks like Karma AV are the only UK dealers for MoFi, I’ve emailed them asking if they will be stocking them and if so what’s the price.
Looking forward to the Steve Guttenburg YouTube review soon.
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Interesting indeed. Old take new materials.
To the Sgt. Peppar tune…
It was 75 years ago today,
Ronny Rackham taught the DC to play,
They’ve been going in and out of style,
but the beat still raised a smile,
So may I introduce to you,
The act you’ve known for all these years,
.
.
The Dual Concentric Lonely Hearts Club Band…
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“During this test of endurance to the sounds of space travel, an astronaut tries to perform a series of maneuvers while exposed to the din of simulated jet engines in the speakers. These engines of the future will produce a loud sound intensity at frequencies so low that the vibrations might affect breathing itself.” Taken from the book Le son et l’audition edited by Life. Photo Fritz Goro, 1967
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Thought it was a picture of Speedy Steve’s set up…
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