Gilmore Audio
Posted by: Not For Me on 19 January 2004
Anyone seen the advert on Hi-Fi+ Issue 28 Page 12?
Where do you start?
DS
ITC - Walker & Khan - Radiowaves
Posted on: 19 January 2004 by Andrew Randle
Nice units.
Andrew
Andrew Randle
Linn Binn Sinner
Posted on: 20 January 2004 by Dev B
Very well proportioned drivers
Posted on: 20 January 2004 by Mekon
I am guessing Mr Gilmore isn't the star of the ad.
Posted on: 20 January 2004 by Simon Crosland
Posted on: 20 January 2004 by ianrmack
Greetings,
This was a topic of a huge thread at
www.audioasylum.com last week following the Consumer Electronics Show in Lost Wages (Las Vegas).
The speakers are, well, not so easy on the eyes. So, the logic is I'm told, that they wanted to "put lipstick on a pig." For more on the lipstick.....:
www.lindaoneil.comCheers,
Ian
Posted on: 20 January 2004 by BigH47
Rug rats would have a field day with them!
Howard
Posted on: 20 January 2004 by Ron Toolsie
Heard them at the CES. Sounded much worse than then a pair of far cheaper and less pretentious Harbeth Compact 7s in another room.
Ron
Dum spiro audio
Dum audio vivo
Posted on: 21 January 2004 by undertone
Audio Guru? Looks like a twat!
How does one become an audio Guru? Is it like making a product and calling it a "high end" product, and therefore it is because you said so?
Just what the world needed, another audio Guru.
Posted on: 21 January 2004 by i am simon 2
Am I missing somthing or is this a kitchen worktop with a speaker where the sink should be.
I dont know about the drivers, but the "worktop" looks like it has been the subject of many hours of R&D.
Posted on: 21 January 2004 by undertone
Looks like he got the idea from a 4-seater outhouse.
Posted on: 22 January 2004 by Andrew Randle
Yes Simon, it's a kitchen worktop with drivers where the sink should be. The baffle's made of Corian, the same stuff used in "high-end" kitchen worktops. Also the Wilson WATT/PUPPIES can be considered a folded kitchen worktop
Andrew
Andrew Randle
Linn Binn Sinner
