Another cool website dedicated to Ira Gale and his products-
speakers, that futuristic turntable, even his recordings are available
at this site:

http://www.galeaudio.com

On 04/11/2011 17:52, wrote:
Another cool website dedicated to Ira Gale and his products-
speakers, that futuristic turntable, even his recordings are available
at this site:

http://www.galeaudio.com

A speaker stand for £250 + shipping you say
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah

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On 04/11/2011 17:52, wrote:
Another cool website dedicated to Ira Gale and his products-
speakers, that futuristic turntable, even his recordings are available
at this site:

http://www.galeaudio.com

Where does the toast come out?

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Eiron.

"Eiron"


http://www.galeaudio.com

Where does the toast come out?


** ROTFL !!



...... Phil

"Eiron" wrote in message
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On 04/11/2011 17:52, wrote:
Another cool website dedicated to Ira Gale and his products-
speakers, that futuristic turntable, even his recordings are available
at this site:

http://www.galeaudio.com

Where does the toast come out?

Funny on at least 2 levels. Well done!

"Arny Krueger"

http://www.galeaudio.com

Where does the toast come out?

Funny on at least 2 levels. Well done!


** OK - the thing looks something like a toaster, albeit with chrome and
black parts reversed.

What's the other joke ?




.... Phil

On 06/11/2011 13:05, Phil Allison wrote:
"Arny Krueger"

http://www.galeaudio.com

Where does the toast come out?

Funny on at least 2 levels. Well done!


** OK - the thing looks something like a toaster, albeit with chrome and
black parts reversed.

What's the other joke ?

I have no idea.
Are there many jokes about loudspeakers?
Didn't Jute claim to have bought a pair of ESLs for a couple of quid
as the shopkeeper thought they were broken room heaters?

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Eiron.

On 06/11/2011 13:05, Phil Allison wrote:
"Arny Krueger"

http://www.galeaudio.com

Where does the toast come out?

Funny on at least 2 levels. Well done!


** OK - the thing looks something like a toaster, albeit with chrome and
black parts reversed.

What's the other joke ?


Arny Krueger is the other joke. Obvious or what?


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I nearly bought some of these. Very nice I just did not want chrome bits in
my house. I bought Tannoys instead.

Still have them.
Brian

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Another cool website dedicated to Ira Gale and his products-
speakers, that futuristic turntable, even his recordings are available
at this site:

http://www.galeaudio.com

For the uninformed, Gale GS401A's were one of the finest speakers made
in the UK during the 1970's and were only sold in premier stores.

Designed around a Peerless midrange driver, their performace is
similar to a Quad ELS but with more bass and the ability to play
considerably louder.

Gale speakers and their accompanying turntable GT2101 were owned by
Freddie Mercury, Elton John, J. Paul Getty (3 sets), Ann Margret,
Elvis Presley (and his song writers), and Frank Sinatra. Not bad
considering they only made 60 turntables total- they were expensive.

As a point of reference, a pair of Linn Klimax speaker stands goes for
730 pounds (not including shipping).

Gale even sold a walnut version (GS401C) for those that don't like
toasters.