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Each to his own.. :-)

Posted by bare on June 17, 2020 at 20:09:00:
Tannoy 10' DC's Were the Tannoy stepchild Not near the equal of the larger 12' or 15's Hard to believe they were related TBH.
No news there tho. The LS things Do raise an eyebrow though I remember distinctly when the sales types came an tried to sell the CBC on them (early 70's) Overwhelming response from All us staffers then was : Ewww! CBC consequently bought 3,000 pairs of 12" Tannoy golds drivers rather than face a mutiny. CBC's captive audio engineers subsequently designed suitable enclosures for them. Result was A VERY much better performing speaker. Always divergent views on most things :-)