I'm looking for advice as I've seen a new pair of Eltax Symphony 6.3
for £40 which struck me as being a bargain, but I thought I'd post a
message on here to see what the experts have to say! Anyone heard/own a
pair of these? They can't be that bad for £40 can they?!
http://www.eltax.com/products/salgel...p?varenr=10009

Radiohead pibbled:
I'm looking for advice as I've seen a new pair of Eltax Symphony 6.3
for £40 which struck me as being a bargain, but I thought I'd post a
message on here to see what the experts have to say! Anyone heard/own a
pair of these? They can't be that bad for £40 can they?!
http://www.eltax.com/products/salgel...p?varenr=10009


Maplins is not a hi-fi shop. This could be a guide.


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"Radiohead" wrote in message
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I'm looking for advice as I've seen a new pair of Eltax Symphony 6.3
for £40 which struck me as being a bargain, but I thought I'd post a
message on here to see what the experts have to say! Anyone heard/own a
pair of these? They can't be that bad for £40 can they?!
http://www.eltax.com/products/salgel...p?varenr=10009

I've no idea about the speakers, but it does cross my mind that you could
make a pair of TQWP's for about the same amount of money and have the most
tremendous fun making them not to mention reading about them in the DIY
forums and discussing them with the other friendly subscribers.

You'd get far more than your forty quids worth :-)

If you've a mind to have a go try here to begin with;
http://fullrangedriver.com/tiki-page...FullrangeIntro

And a couple of specific sites;
http://www.pmillett.addr.com/tqwp.htm
http://www.jrbham.btinternet.co.uk/tqwp/

Jem

Triffid wrote:
Radiohead pibbled:

I'm looking for advice as I've seen a new pair of Eltax Symphony 6.3
for £40 which struck me as being a bargain, but I thought I'd post a
message on here to see what the experts have to say! Anyone heard/own a
pair of these? They can't be that bad for £40 can they?!
http://www.eltax.com/products/salgel...p?varenr=10009



Maplins is not a hi-fi shop. This could be a guide.

But Maplin could sell you enough components to make an excellent
hi-fi, apart from the speakers.

"Eiron" wrote in message
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Triffid wrote:
Radiohead pibbled:

I'm looking for advice as I've seen a new pair of Eltax Symphony 6.3
for £40 which struck me as being a bargain, but I thought I'd post a
message on here to see what the experts have to say! Anyone heard/own a
pair of these? They can't be that bad for £40 can they?!
http://www.eltax.com/products/salgel...p?varenr=10009



Maplins is not a hi-fi shop. This could be a guide.

But Maplin could sell you enough components to make an excellent
hi-fi, apart from the speakers.

Quite so Eiron, perhaps this might give you start;
http://gainclone.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=2
Few components very easy to make.

Jem

In article ,
Jem Raid wrote:
I've no idea about the speakers, but it does cross my mind that you
could make a pair of TQWP's for about the same amount of money and have
the most tremendous fun making them not to mention reading about them in
the DIY forums and discussing them with the other friendly subscribers.

Do you have shares in them, given it seems to be your answer to every post?
FWIW, not everyone is capable or interested in making things, and some may
also not want tacky looking home made speakers in their living room.

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Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article ,
Jem Raid wrote:
I've no idea about the speakers, but it does cross my mind that you
could make a pair of TQWP's for about the same amount of money and have
the most tremendous fun making them not to mention reading about them in
the DIY forums and discussing them with the other friendly subscribers.

Do you have shares in them, given it seems to be your answer to every
post?
FWIW, not everyone is capable or interested in making things, and some may
also not want tacky looking home made speakers in their living room.

--
*Can atheists get insurance for acts of God? *

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

Shares Dave, in freely available information? And from very friendly and
receptive people, who will not only give encouraging information about
cabinets but also the finish and how to achieve it.

Why not have a go yourself, you may find it really enjoyable, the
satisfaction gained far outweighs the act of merely purchasing.

Jem

*No one knows what they can do, until they try*

In article ,
Jem Raid wrote:
Do you have shares in them, given it seems to be your answer to every
post? FWIW, not everyone is capable or interested in making things,
and some may also not want tacky looking home made speakers in their
living room.

Shares Dave, in freely available information? And from very friendly and
receptive people, who will not only give encouraging information about
cabinets but also the finish and how to achieve it.

Giving information is not the same as actually doing it, and most home
made speakers look just that.

Why not have a go yourself, you may find it really enjoyable, the
satisfaction gained far outweighs the act of merely purchasing.

Single unit speakers aren't any good. Why do you think no decent
manufacturer uses them?

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Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
...
In article ,
Jem Raid wrote:
Do you have shares in them, given it seems to be your answer to every
post? FWIW, not everyone is capable or interested in making things,
and some may also not want tacky looking home made speakers in their
living room.

Shares Dave, in freely available information? And from very friendly and
receptive people, who will not only give encouraging information about
cabinets but also the finish and how to achieve it.

Giving information is not the same as actually doing it, and most home
made speakers look just that.

Why not have a go yourself, you may find it really enjoyable, the
satisfaction gained far outweighs the act of merely purchasing.

Single unit speakers aren't any good. Why do you think no decent
manufacturer uses them?

--
*Growing old is inevitable, growing up is optional *

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

Looks as though your the only one who reads the posts anyway Dave

:-)

Jem

Radiohead wrote:

I'm looking for advice as I've seen a new pair of Eltax Symphony 6.3
for £40 which struck me as being a bargain, but I thought I'd post a
message on here to see what the experts have to say! Anyone heard/own a
pair of these? They can't be that bad for £40 can they?!
http://www.eltax.com/products/salgel...p?varenr=10009

A pair of speakers for £40 can only be a bad buy if they are totally
rubbish.

I keep seeing Eltax in the likes of Richer Sound's online catalogue.

Is anyone familiar with the company. Are they any good ?


Graham