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Polarbear
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This place was quite eerie Eek
 
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Geoff P
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This place was quite eerie


Well it is a cemetry but from some angles I think it somehow peacfull


Geoff
 
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Cymbiosis
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This place was quite eerie


Well it is a cemetry but from some angles I think it somehow peacefull

Geoff


Interesting the pictures people take. From the angles you guys photographed the tower, little has probably changed for many, many years (save for the wheelie bin of course!)

Here's my take on the tower. A place of rest and a terrific vantage point to view the surrounding area:
 
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Geoff P
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Here's my take on the tower. A place of rest and a terrific vantage point to view the surrounding area:


Yep...I guess we all went up the smaller accessible tower and shot pretty much the same thing. I published one on the earlier thread at http://forums.naim-audio.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/48019385/m/4742982517

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Frank F
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Here's one you don't have!! Polar Bear eating fish!!
 
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Polarbear
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Nice picture Frank Smile
 
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hungryhalibut
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This is getting like the Frank, Nigel and Peter holiday album. Which is a good thing.

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Frank F
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Thanks PB,

Pity I messed up with Image Shack!!

I switched everything off on Tuesday morning and put all on again when I returned this evening. Back on song after less than an hour.

I went back to 560 for the Akiva and moderated the toe in a little and IMO it is better. Rua's turn tomorrow and maybe I will try the VPI soon??

FF
 
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Geoff P
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so he didn't melt then Big Grin
 
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Polarbear
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I went back to 560 for the Akiva and moderated the toe in a little and IMO it is better.



Out or in Frank?

I always like to toe mine out a little further than peter to have a bigger sweet spot.

Let us know how you get on with the VPI and BTW, I have bigger chillies tonight Winker

Regards

PB
 
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Polarbear
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so he didn't melt then Big Grin


I love the heat Geoff, I could very easily live in the Medeteranean Cool
 
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Here's one you don't have!! Polar Bear eating fish!!
And chips Winker
 
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And chips


Most important if you want to keep the weight up.

Nigel
 
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munch
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Thanks PB,

Pity I messed up with Image Shack!!

I switched everything off on Tuesday morning and put all on again when I returned this evening. Back on song after less than an hour.

I went back to 560 for the Akiva and moderated the toe in a little and IMO it is better. Rua's turn tomorrow and maybe I will try the VPI soon??

FF
Frank let the VPI stay in its box for now.
Its been there for months and you have enough to play with now.
Reason for this. Winker
Will speak to you over the weekend.
Munch
 
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Cymbiosis
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Thanks PB,

Pity I messed up with Image Shack!!

I switched everything off on Tuesday morning and put all on again when I returned this evening. Back on song after less than an hour.

I went back to 560 for the Akiva and moderated the toe in a little and IMO it is better. Rua's turn tomorrow and maybe I will try the VPI soon??

FF


Mmm ok if you prefer, but give the 576R another try once the system is fully warmed later today.
 
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Polarbear
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Yes perseverve with the 576R Frank, it would be a shame to lose that extra detail and dynamics,

Regards

PB
 
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Frank F
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Hi Peter/PB,

Yes I will keep trying the 576 but at the moment the 560 has more detail and better bass. I listened to Beethoven 9 last night (VPO, Bohm) and the 560 had better balance, more detail and a much cleaner cello/double bass presentation. I will try again latter today before Anna returns Smile,

FF
 
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Polarbear
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and how is the CDS3 sounding?
 
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Polarbear
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BTW, I have some more chillies to play with today Winker
 
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Frank F
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and how is the CDS3 sounding?


I don't know, I have not used it!! The radio gets a little use at meal times and to be quite honest it is superb also,

FF
 
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