Top 10 Weirdest Looking Hi-Fi Components ...
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Conveniently it appears it comes complete with an inbuilt incinerator.........Now how many of your new fangled modern hi fi designs offers you that eh?!
I'll nominate my Leema Pulse III. £1,500 of amplifier/DAC squeezed into the case from an analogue satellite receiver!
But for all-time it would have to be the Jecklin Float electrostat headphones.
But for all-time it would have to be the Jecklin Float electrostat headphones.
Grrrr
And here's the case that Leema picked up for a song after even AMS rejected them as looking too cheap (allegedly)! :O
:roll:Mickey Mouse Forum Software said:
Yep, didn't see too many of those jogging round the park.tino said:
And here's the case that Leema picked up for a song after even AMS rejected them as looking too cheap (allegedly)! :O
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And in what way is it ugly?The_Lhc said:In what way is that a hi-fi component?SteveR750 said:Just, ugly in so many ways.
If it's open source then surely whoever in Haymarket mayde the decision to go with it rather than spend a few quid on proper forum software should fix it? I know times are hard in Haymarket but tried & tested forum software isn't exactly expensive.John Duncan said:
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All in the eye of the beholder!John Duncan said:And in what way is it ugly?The_Lhc said:In what way is that a hi-fi component?SteveR750 said:Just, ugly in so many ways.
....and something to do with the Mark Levinson audio set-up that's fitted inside.
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You tell me.Andrew Everard said:
The last interview I read with Rupert Heseltine referenced high levels of net debt requiring a majoring restructuring with RBS & his old man's estate being used as collateral for it. If things have improved significantly since then that's great, but then even less of an excuse.Andrew Everard said:
That aside I would have thought that any media business is having to fight hard for it's income in these times. But in the big scheme of things, the cost of established, fully featurerd forum software is neglible.
I just find it baffling that a media company would apparently place such little regard for the image it portrays via it's choice of software.
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Yes it is. The cost of integrating such a forum with the rest of the site (which is built using the Drupal Content Management System) is not. Certainly compared to a defect such as the one you describe, anyway.Crocodile said:
Wasn't aware of choice of software as a indicator of business image. Does Robert Peston know about this?Crocodile said:
Meanwhile, back on topic...
Such an old report... Try this more recent one.Crocodile said:
You might say that.... I couldn't possibly comment :wall:Crocodile said:
Though I do think some perspective is required. This is, after all, a free Forum....
Anyway, getting back on topic - before this thread was hijacked - how about speakers that look like rocks. Yabba-dabba-do!
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