I did enjoy her! Picked up 4 total. I took a chance and it payed off
Oh man I don't even know what those speakers are but look like magnificent cabs and gotta be like finding a 356 Speedster buried in a barn somewhere.Picture of NLA's newly arrived home from Goodwill. Boy was I excited!
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Looks like I was so excited I couldn't hold the camera still
Great post.Streaming some Dead & Co. at the Garden...
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No Goodwill here, but some thrifts. 4-5 years ago a pr of Pioneer CS99a's for $20, perfect condition, had to wheel them home 1/2 a mile on their cart and back, through the snow (really), and enjoyed them for a few years before moving on.I will always be grateful to Goodwill. Bought my Bullnose NL Advents there for $10 each. Of course they needed refoam but not a refinish. Listen to them everyday.
Great call FOH! This sounds amazing, thanks!
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Burn baby burn! That was awesome. Always wondered what 1500 watts fed into one of those would do.The Coltrane was a little too intense for the time of night; had to table it after Side 1 for now. Plus, it's late and I'm over-budget again, time-wise. Have to say goodnight for now, but first, I must highly recommend this video. Regardless of how you feel about modern-day Crosleys, this is a bit of a scream. Watch it for as long as you can; there are several "pay-off" points. Enjoy:
Looked it up this morning. Indeed the 10th Symphony was never finished and was only scored for piano in a sketch by Schubert. It was orchestrated in the 1970's by Brian Newbould.That's helpful, Frank. The CD numbering is as follows:
CD1 - Symphonies 1 & 3
CD2 - Symphonies 2 & 6
CD3 - Symphonies 4 & 5
CD4 - Symphony 8 & Fragments D708a
CD5 - Symphonies 7 & 10
CD6 - Symphony 9 & Fragments D615