It’s never not a good time for Moar Speakers!
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Wow very nice Paul. Would love to hear them sometime.
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Welcome anytime Nick 
. . . which goes for most of you… 
Bakeoff once Sam’s decided which pair of speakers actually end up on the top floor for A/V use - then I’ll have room to get the TT working again…
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Moar piccies in better light -
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The lightest?
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Great pics. Can we have one with Sam stood next to them smiling?
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Or sharpening her axe.
Either is good.
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Or smiling and sharpening.
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Not even aligned, must do better.
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Great, you can collect me on your way over 
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This is my earnest and sincere hope, since I will have to cart them up two flights of narrow winding C19th staircases and the Singing Washing-Machines weigh 75kg a piece… 
This is unlikely for two reasons, one obvious, the other, The Camera Face:
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We can do that 
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I fitted this the other night (Audio Technica ATOC9XEB) and it’s a lot better than I was expecting .
Lovely tone, nice dynamics, super stereo, tracks great, sounded ‘right’ straight away and has a threaded body
.Oh, and it’s a nice shade of blue for boys.
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You sound like a hi fi reviewer……
Beware there be monsters (insert pirate voice) I
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That’s very cheap for a lomc
Reviews look good
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Nice. I’ve been eyeballing either the Shibata or Micoline stylus version
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Just said I did it moving speakers around - can’t hide it, it hurts like fucking hell and I can’t do a damned thing with my left arm (sex-life ruined &c…).
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A good point about the AT ML is it seems to wear very well. My OC9 MLIII has lasted for a very long time. Will replace it with an AT33 with similar tip. Mission 774 t/arm precludes threaded bodies.
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