Great choices! My impression is that everything Coincident produces seems to be top-notch, and I would imagine that a 6BQ5 amp such as the RM-10 MkII is an excellent complement to the speakers.

As an antique radio collector, I can certainly understand the appeal of the Edison. Both antique radios and early phonograph equipment have a combination of historical, technical, and aesthetic appeal and interest that is very special.

Enjoy!

-- Al

almarg February 18, 2011 18:36

Thanks for the kind comments fellas. Gadmanrdh - the Edison is a model B which originally sold for around $20 in 1905. I paid $600 about 10 yrs ago from a friend who is an avid collector & restorer of these machines. This one plays wax cylinders & plays just like when it was new.

pehare December 13, 2010 20:21

how much does the Edison go for? Great find.

gadmanrdh December 12, 2010 14:30

Very nice choice of equipment. Small, neat and clean. I'm sure it yields great results. Congrats.

gadmanrdh December 12, 2010 14:28

Hi
Pehare, you have a very nice and straight forward system.I imagine it serves your broad musical taste well. I`d like to hear the Cary-Coincident pairing.

charles1dad November 10, 2010 03:54