I have some Tannoy six series speakers (605… maybe the 603?) that are stand mount and I got in the late 80s or early 90s?
They have been in the garage (on the bespoke shaped stands) for ages so have seen some temperature extremes and may not have been in an ideal hibernation!
Pretty sure one of the main drivers has failed too.
I want something for the gym room I have finalised and I can either buy in cheap or sort these out. No idea on renovating a speaker. So is it even worth it. They have ten years plus at least of being idle. Maybe double.
True. Seems a shame to do that as I have a stand. And some retro Technics separates (VU goodness). And stacks of CDs.
I’d do these up for nostalgia and cos they are the right size. But not if it’s not worth the cash or effort! Give me an excuse to play some full albums, not just phone cast some banging dance to a plug in lump.
They are buried in the garage. I’m sure one driver had a hole in. So it might have to be new ones… if that’s even a thing (though there are like for like used, it seems).
I liked the 609s, better than the rest of that range for sure. Also the D100s, which were the baby of the upmarket range, were also better than the bigger ones.
I’ve never liked the big Tannoys. They’ve always sounded a bit slow to me. Really tried hard to like them, but I fail every time.