NEW KID ON THE BLOCK

I agree. The newer stuff is definitely not as old as the older stuff and it's British too (the British bits at least). All IMHO of course.
 
Tenson said:
The stuff from the past is quite old. The new stuff is a bit too new though.

that's a bit simplistic!! - the past is always with us, as evidenced from the stuff lusted (sic) in 'My Kit'

I agree about the new stuff though - I couldn't have put it BETTER.
 
So the old stuff is old and the new stuff needs burning in. All of it is British. Unless it is very new 'cos then it is Chinese. But not as Chinese as the Chinese stuff. Which is probably copied from the non-British British stuff.

German Hi-Fi neatly bypasses all these problems giving far better sound.
 
Some of the British stuff is not British. And even the most British stuff is not British inside. And still it sounds British. Which, as British say, means it does not sound at all. And there is also NOS - new old stuff. But it's a bit too complicated, so all in good time.
 
Tenson said:
German Hi-Fi neatly bypasses all these problems giving far better sound.

Sorry to highjack it, but recently some German shop put a German power amp AARON 3 Millenium on British ebay. It looked quite high-endish and attracted ZERO interest, I even thought of buying it for some £35 as it stood, but then of course a perfect shield bidding followed (from exclusively private bidders all with hidden nicks) and I lost my interest. Does anyone know this model?

here it is
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=9724611626&rd=1&sspagename=STRK:MEWA:IT&rd=1
 
this concept British - defined in the 18th and 19th centuries as 'not French and not Catholic' - is a bit slippery. It is what's inside, who sells it, where it's sold, how its made, which brings us back to the question - why ask?
 
All my HIFI stuff is Japeneese, Danish and Czechyish.

It is not hard to guess what brands come from Denmark and which come the Czech :D

I can't afford British gear.
 
Tenson said:
Come on now what about the likes of Nad, Cambridge Audio, Mordaunt Short, Gale?

Apart from NAD they all Julian Richers brands :D

Although Cambridge Audio do make some very very nice products though and so do MS, Gale on the other hand.
 
for the record, or rather the CD, I have old British stuff (AudioSynthesis & epos), tho the grunt is American. All jolly good stuff that sounds just dandy!
 
ROAM said:
HI EVERYONE, I FROM THE UK.


WHAT DO YOU THINK OF BRITISH HIFI PAST & CURRENT?​
:)

Welcome to the forum ROAM, what kit do you use?
 
TO TENSON OR IS IT MR RUSTY?

Tenson said:
The stuff from the past is quite old. The new stuff is a bit too new though.

I THINK YOU MAYBE RIGHT ...:confused:

BUT THINK A LITTLE DEEPER.... THE STUFF FROM THE PAST IS NOW THE NEW STUFF ..THINK GARRARD 301 MANIFESTING INTO A 501... OR AN OLD VALVE AMP DRESSING UP IN NEW CLOTHES, TO BE SOLD TO A MISGUIDED PUBLIC....OR ARE THEY?......DEEEEEEEEP !!;)
 
IS IT ANY GOOD?

MO! said:
Welcome to the forum ROAM, what kit do you use?



AMSTRAD TOWER SYSTEM TS30 :JPS: PLAYED THROUGH MY WILSON WATT PUPPY 6 BUT I PREFER THE SPEAKERS THAT CAME WITH IT. :MILD:

WHATS YOURS?
 
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