[Vintage-Audio] small speakers to recommend?

Tue May 25 16:03:16 EDT 2004

I figured as much... It's just lately everyone has been lurking, and no
one has been chatting. Which, of course, is absolutely fine.. But after
a while you begin to wonder if anyone's even listening in. 

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Lots of us lurk!

Sheldon
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Hello, anyone on this list anymore? Duane? Anyone?
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I have a question I hope someone will take a shot at. I've acquired my
first low-watt tube amp (okay, it's 8 watts per channel, which is a lot
compared to some amps) and want to get some vintage speakers to go with
it. I don't have a lot of room but could handle what might be considered
a large bookshelf speaker, maybe a little bigger. and I want a stereo
pair. Any suggestions for a older set of speakers, quite efficient, that
would be worth looking into?
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Thanks,
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Michael Salmons

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