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Steepletone St918 3 Speed Stereo Record Player

£50.30

Steepletone St918 3 Speed Stereo Record Player

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CD-St918 3 Speed turntable under smoke perspex lid33/45/78rpm Speed selector Auto stop switch45rpm Spindle adaptor supplied Large rotary power on/off/volume control Power on LED indicator light Built in twin speakers2 x 1.5W RMS output Line Out socket3.5mm Dia Headphone socket (headphones not supplied)Powered by 230V AC Mains Dimensions (Hx Wx D in mm): 120 x 305 x 288

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The Jbl Story: 60 Years Of Audio Innovation

£21.95

The Jbl Story: 60 Years Of Audio Innovation

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To celebrate sixty years of success, this book offers details on the people and products that have made this company famous. Of all American audio companies, JBL holds the record for overall longevity and product renown. To celebrate sixty years of success, this book offers details on the people and products that have made this company famous. From car stereos to concert hall installations, JBL is the most recognized audio brand in the world. Written by audio expert John Eargle, this book features full-colour photos, historical advertisements, and hundreds of diagrams and images, many taken right from JBL's archives. Topics include stories behind the development of innovative applications for consumer products, as well as systems installations for stadiums, tour sound, movie theatres, recording studios, and places of worship. In addition to the technical info that will help explain the innovation, this book will cover the brilliant engineers, and colourful record producers, musicians and technicians who had the vision to pursue a 'better way'. This book is for anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes of a business success story, and who is fascinated on how amplified sound is applied in almost every aspect of our lives - from the home to the concert hall.

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Stereo Mc's - Emperor's Nightingale

£8.95

Stereo Mc's - Emperor's Nightingale

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There's a point when you're in a certain headspace where you feel you can actually do anything we want to do and not really have any preconception about it says Nick Hallam. And for him and his long-time Stereo MCs partner Rob Birch their journey into sound has been constantly defined by the battles they've had to fight for creative freedom - not with record companies or industry figures but from the pressures they put themselves under. To many pop fans the Stereos are the group who burned bright in the early '90s when their third LP Connected won two Brit Awards and shifted millions of copies and who then disappeared for the next decade. But as their new album The Emperor's Nightingale suggests the true story is much more complicated - and far more fascinating - than that.     The group's willingness to tour with anyone whose fans they thought they could win over had paid off and took them up a level. They found themselves on stage in football stadiums supporting U2 (whose single Mysterious Ways Nick and Rob had remixed). At one point they played Golden Gate Park in San Francisco as part of a WOMAD tour with Lenny Kravitz and Peter Gabriel to a crowd of over a quarter of a million people. But even in the midst of spectacular success something wasn't quite right.      Their first new material since Connected surfaced in 1999 on a DJ mix album (DJ Kicks on !K7); the bona fide follow-up Deep Down & Dirty arrived in 2001. After ditching the half-formed ideas they'd been struggling with for years the record came together in the pair's new studio space on the notorious Front Line in Brixton in the district of south London the Stereos had long called home. A suitably raw earthy funk and a spacey dub sensibility informed the record's grooves: it made the UK album chart Top 20 and to some fans it remains the band's best work. But as a wry graphic in Q magazine pointed out the album's gestation was longer than World War Two:  the weight of expectation that had built up over all those years and the inevitable truth that it would not out-sell Connected meant it would always feel like an underwhelming comeback. The band toured and tried to play the old game a bit but everything had changed: music the record industry themselves.

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Stereo Mc's - Emperor's Nightingale

£8.95

Stereo Mc's - Emperor's Nightingale

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There's a point when you're in a certain headspace where you feel you can actually do anything we want to do and not really have any preconception about it says Nick Hallam. And for him and his long-time Stereo MCs partner Rob Birch their journey into sound has been constantly defined by the battles they've had to fight for creative freedom - not with record companies or industry figures but from the pressures they put themselves under. To many pop fans the Stereos are the group who burned bright in the early '90s when their third LP Connected won two Brit Awards and shifted millions of copies and who then disappeared for the next decade. But as their new album The Emperor's Nightingale suggests the true story is much more complicated - and far more fascinating - than that.     The group's willingness to tour with anyone whose fans they thought they could win over had paid off and took them up a level. They found themselves on stage in football stadiums supporting U2 (whose single Mysterious Ways Nick and Rob had remixed). At one point they played Golden Gate Park in San Francisco as part of a WOMAD tour with Lenny Kravitz and Peter Gabriel to a crowd of over a quarter of a million people. But even in the midst of spectacular success something wasn't quite right.      Their first new material since Connected surfaced in 1999 on a DJ mix album (DJ Kicks on !K7); the bona fide follow-up Deep Down & Dirty arrived in 2001. After ditching the half-formed ideas they'd been struggling with for years the record came together in the pair's new studio space on the notorious Front Line in Brixton in the district of south London the Stereos had long called home. A suitably raw earthy funk and a spacey dub sensibility informed the record's grooves: it made the UK album chart Top 20 and to some fans it remains the band's best work. But as a wry graphic in Q magazine pointed out the album's gestation was longer than World War Two:  the weight of expectation that had built up over all those years and the inevitable truth that it would not out-sell Connected meant it would always feel like an underwhelming comeback. The band toured and tried to play the old game a bit but everything had changed: music the record industry themselves.

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Stereo Mc's - Emperor's Nightingale

£7.29

Stereo Mc's - Emperor's Nightingale

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There's a point when you're in a certain headspace where you feel you can actually do anything we want to do and not really have any preconception about it says Nick Hallam. And for him and his long-time Stereo MCs partner Rob Birch their journey into sound has been constantly defined by the battles they've had to fight for creative freedom - not with record companies or industry figures but from the pressures they put themselves under. To many pop fans the Stereos are the group who burned bright in the early '90s when their third LP Connected won two Brit Awards and shifted millions of copies and who then disappeared for the next decade. But as their new album The Emperor's Nightingale suggests the true story is much more complicated - and far more fascinating - than that.     The group's willingness to tour with anyone whose fans they thought they could win over had paid off and took them up a level. They found themselves on stage in football stadiums supporting U2 (whose single Mysterious Ways Nick and Rob had remixed). At one point they played Golden Gate Park in San Francisco as part of a WOMAD tour with Lenny Kravitz and Peter Gabriel to a crowd of over a quarter of a million people. But even in the midst of spectacular success something wasn't quite right.      Their first new material since Connected surfaced in 1999 on a DJ mix album (DJ Kicks on !K7); the bona fide follow-up Deep Down & Dirty arrived in 2001. After ditching the half-formed ideas they'd been struggling with for years the record came together in the pair's new studio space on the notorious Front Line in Brixton in the district of south London the Stereos had long called home. A suitably raw earthy funk and a spacey dub sensibility informed the record's grooves: it made the UK album chart Top 20 and to some fans it remains the band's best work. But as a wry graphic in Q magazine pointed out the album's gestation was longer than World War Two:  the weight of expectation that had built up over all those years and the inevitable truth that it would not out-sell Connected meant it would always feel like an underwhelming comeback. The band toured and tried to play the old game a bit but everything had changed: music the record industry themselves.

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