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| 156.1 |  | LESLIE::LESLIE | Unicorn | Fri Mar 02 1990 14:40 | 2 | 
|  |     Try the B+W "Vision" series. Reading HiFi probably have them, if not,
    try Comic, ooops, I mean Comet. 
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| 156.2 |  | IOSG::HARDIE | Neil Hardie, Tel : 830-3608 | Fri Mar 02 1990 15:10 | 16 | 
|  |     Before I start I'd better say that I've never heard any of the speakers
    you mention, but here's my $.02 worth anyway.
    
    Speakers are probably the most variable component of your whole system
    and consiquentley need a long time to test, in as close an environment
    to yours at home, it's no good going to a departmental store standing
    amongst the hustle and busle of saturday shoppers, you want to go
    somewhere where you can relax and enjoy yourself.
    
    Reading Hi-Fi is probably the best dealer in town, they've got two
    special listening rooms and they can set up 'your' hi-fi for you,
    consiquently you usually have to book a room in advance. I don't
    know if they've got the equipment you mention, but they've usually
    got a fair selection of stuff.
							Neil
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| 156.3 |  | TASTY::JEFFERY | What's the slipperiest thing you can think of? | Fri Mar 02 1990 19:22 | 6 | 
|  | Reading HiFi is a nice shop. I've heard the Celestions and liked them.
I still like my Diamonds, and would probably recommend the 'Super Diamond' or
whatever it's called in preference to the Delta 30.
Mark.
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| 156.4 |  | FORTY2::SHIPMAN |  | Fri Mar 02 1990 22:11 | 6 | 
|  | Reading Hi-Fi stock the Celestion 3:  I got a pair there.  I don't know about
the other models.  They're a good dealer.  They will suggest alternatives - and
not just the magazines' favourites - and try to set up a demonstration system
like your own so you can make an informed choice.
Nick
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| 156.5 | Too late for DL4's ? | FORTY2::GROOM |  | Tue Mar 13 1990 17:37 | 13 | 
|  | 
    If you go to Reading Hi-Fi they will try and sell you some Royd's for
    about #110, they ain't half bad. I personally prefered the Celestion
    Dl4's for about #140. (Well worth the addition from the C3's)
    But as the 'Shipman law' of Hi-Fi purchasing goes - be very wary of
    listening to stuff you can't afford.
    But I guess you have got something by now?
    Alex.
PS. Don't forget the stands - approx #50
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| 156.6 |  | IOSG::BILSBOROUGH | Just testing. Please ignore!!! | Mon Mar 19 1990 14:38 | 16 | 
|  |     
    
    	re:-1
    
    	Do Reading hi-fi have the DL4's mark II.  I've listened to the 
    Celestion 3 and they're not too bad.  But I'm allowing myself to spend
    up to #150 for a pair so I'm interested in the DL4.
    
    	By the way has anyone heard the new NAD speakers for around 150.
    
    	The review said they were good but Reading Hi-fi don't stock NAD so
    they told me so I can't compare.  Has anyone heard either of these two.
    
    	Thanks
    
    Mike
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| 156.7 | <not only.....but also> | PEKING::GERRYT |  | Wed Mar 21 1990 14:02 | 8 | 
|  |     RE.156.6
    
    Try and get a listen to the JBL TLX12 speaker too...it's got a nice
    open sound, as has the SONY APM 121 ES.
    
    I still haven't made my mind up yet, still auditioning !
    
    Tim
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| 156.8 |  | FORTY2::GROOM |  | Wed Mar 21 1990 18:45 | 7 | 
|  | Re 156.6
>>   	Do Reading hi-fi have the DL4's mark II.
That's where I got mine from back in November.
Alex
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| 156.9 | > Well, I finally got some < | PEKING::GERRYT |  | Mon Apr 02 1990 12:56 | 5 | 
|  |     WELL.......IN THE END I MANAGED TO PICK UP A PAIR OF SONY APM 22ES
    WHICH SOUND REMARKABLY GOOD. I'VE GOT A SET OF INDUSTRIAL WALL MOUNTS,
    AND FEEL A LOT HAPPIER.
    
    Tim
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