Tannoy Kensington SE
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| Ships from | Chester, NH, 03036 |
| Ships to | United States |
| Package dimensions | 48.0" × 48.0" × 56.0" (275.0 lbs.) |
| Shipping carrier | unspecified |
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| Original accessories | Box, Manual |
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I am the original owner of these Tannoy Kensington SEs. The SE versions were a significant upgrade from the previous non-SE. I have all the original boxes, packing and documentation, and spiked feet. Less than 1/2 the new price! Local pickup is preferred, and they can be auditioned in southern NH. If shipped, they would have to be palletized and shipped via freight. Paypal, please add 3%
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| Thanks for the reply. What year are the Tannoys you are selling? Any imperfections in the cabinets? Smoke free home? Thanks in advance for answering my additional questions. 2012. Perfect condition. No smoke, no kids, no pets :-) |
| Hello - I am currently running Klipsch Belles which sound clear and loud but lack on bass. I think they are better suited for classical and jazz. I play mostly old 1950's Blues, Rockabilly, and R&B singles. How do these Tannoys sound with rock 'n roll? Hi:
Everybody has a personal opinion, of course, but I find the Tannoys to match a much broader range of music than the traditional sectoral horns. They are certainly well suited to Rock and have a broad dynamic range. In other words, Rock even sounds good at low volume.
Hope this helps,
Keith
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