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In Reply to: Back in the 70s posted by E-Stat on January 7, 2020 at 11:43:57:
Back in the '70s, "we" (my hifi chums and me, that is -- all college students in those days) couldn't afford them, nor an hk730 for that matter, so -- when and where I came from, this was a common, and worthy, combination.
hk 430 and Polk Audio Monitor Series Model 7 (generally referred to, and later officially known as, "Monitor 7") :)
This is from the Gordon Miller Music catalog (ca. 1977 or 78).
Full disclosure: The turntable in the photo is not a GA212, but rather a GA406, and the speakers actually look - to me - to be Monitor 7As :) (the original Model 7 had an 8 inch passive radiator, the 7A had a 10" PR)
The 730 and a pair of Polk 7 family members (or even the larger, thicker sounding Monitor 10) would be nice, too, methinks
all the best,
mrh
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Follow Ups
- ads L-710 would be quite sweet indeed -- but -- - mhardy6647 01/7/2012:44:18 01/7/20 (3)
- RE: ads L-710 would be quite sweet indeed -- but -- - jaynemo 09:23:28 01/10/20 (1)
- Thanks for that listing, but that is too far for me. nt - gonzo 05:18:52 01/11/20 (0)
- RE: ads L-710 would be quite sweet indeed -- but -- - Bill the K 20:05:23 01/7/20 (0)
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