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Tandberg setup in Denmark

I forgot to mention my two sets of Tandberg Fasett.One set(black in the bedroom) and the orange set in the kitchen.Both sets are hooked up to my TR2075 in my livingroom; )

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In the kitchen:

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Great little speakers,the Fasett!: ) Here's a picture of my TL3520,after getting new surround on the 10" bass(thanx to a great swede; )

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Fantastic speaker.I've had it for a bit over 2 years now and I love Tandberg TL3520: ) I have two sets of TL3520.The second set needs new surrouns on the basses as well.

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Tandberg is great stuff. I've got two pairs of TL-2507s myself, as well as a pair of (ruined :() Hi-Fi system 20's that I use as foot rests. Also have a cassette deck lying around somwhere, it's one of the most massive decks I've ever seen.
 
I have Tandberg TR 2055 and it is one fine sounding piece. I love the modular building of the chassis, makes it easy to work on. Very pretty wood. It's a keeper.
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Hi folks,
Jdurbin already knows my little story, but I will re-tell it again. A while back I answered a craigslist add about cleaning a shed out of some electronics gear.
It seems an old gentleman had passed away who was the former engineer for Tandberg and his kids from Norway just wanted the shed emptied so they could finalise his affairs. I ended up with a bunch of spare component boards, miscelanious parts, test equipment as well as a Tandberg reciever AND a TCD 3004 tape deck. Some of the gear was in a partial state if dis assembly, as his dexterity had declined and he was unable to put them back together. :( The tape deck does power up and all the meters work, but I have yet to try to play a tape with it yet, as Im still too afraid to attempt to repair them, risking ruining it. The reciever I cant get to power up, and I havent attempted anything with it either for the same reason.
Being the sentimental type, I would truly like to keep the old guys legacy alive by getting these two pieces of gear up and running. Any help would be appreciated when I finally get ready to dive into these two projects, and Im seriously considering farming out these two jobs, because as I said earlier, I dont want to screw these two pieces of gear up.
Please, Mr Moderator, this isnt a sales pitch, so dont yell at me, but I would gladly trade the parts I have for the work on these units, and of course, Jdurbin gets first dibs, as Ive spoken with him about this before, but I will definatly keep all you guys in mind concerning this if he doesnt want or need any of it.
BTW, the reciever is a TR-200.
Oh yeah, you fellas have some nice looking gear,,
 
We need to work something out... I'd love to work on the 3004 for you and the TR200 should be no problem, still not sure what to do about those missing chrome posts on the deck but let's figure something out. That 3004 is a little piece of history and I'd love to see it up and running again.

Drop me a PM, let's talk.

John

P.S. Love those Studio Monitors... one of these days I will find a pair! Beautiful 2055 too!
 
Hi there,

I'm desperately looking for a new speaker surrounds for my Tandberg TL3520 woofers. These are 10" ( exactly 18 cm ) and quite hard to find, I've been asking almost every store that I've come around and I'm still empty handed. Can anybody tell where I could purchase two of these surrounds? Thanks!

-T
 
You should start a new post on this subject in the Speakers forum... there is a member here (Rolf?) that knows quite a bit about the drivers used in Tandberg speakers, with any luck he will see that and respond. You might also cite the dimensions, as there are many more folks here that know a fair amount about refoaming speakers (of the non-Tandberg variety) and may be able to point you at a source for those surrounds.

John
 
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