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I recommend Isobariks and several RSJs...  John
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| Posts: 2918 | Location: The Fife Riviera | Registered: Tue 24 October 2000 |   |
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Linn used to, dunno if they still do.
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| Posts: 1524 | Location: Yorkshire, UK | Registered: Tue 19 September 2000 |   |
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Linn must do them because Kitchen begins with a k. Innit.
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| Posts: 3754 | Location: Europe | Registered: Sat 19 October 2002 |   |
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Kef make them as well.
Bob
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| Posts: 1712 | Location: sunny cheshire | Registered: Sun 24 February 2002 |   |
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Something valve based, seeing as you're going to be cooking there anyway? Some second hand Leak/Rogers bookshelf speakers, and a small Nait, maybe?
Good luck with the hunt,
Chris.
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Linn do Sekrit and Sweetspots that fit into walls/ceilings. I keep seeing them on ebay, but have never heard any.
Paul
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| Posts: 2527 | Location: Barikshire, United Kingdom | Registered: Thu 08 May 2003 |   |
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Try Linn Diskreet speakers. I've heard them and they sound decent for ceiling speakers.
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| Posts: 19 | Location: North, UK | Registered: Fri 13 February 2004 |   |
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Kef ci130 and larger ci 160 are ideal they sound great,and have no sweet spot
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I had a listen to some linn in wall speakers a few years back (sorry can't remember name, but were around 2 to 3 hunder pounds). I was listening to them with a view for rear speakers for a home cinema system, I eventually went with linn kann's beacause space wasn't too much of a concern for me, but they sounded ok.
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| Posts: 381 | Location: Toronto, ON, Canada | Registered: Mon 12 May 2003 |   |
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