FYNE Audio Vintage Classic X: A Vintage Speaker Revolution 

The vintage series are Tannoys taken to another level, they are absolutely stunning!

Most of the engineering people at Fyne speakers are from Tannoy. Especially this Dr. Paul Mills that they talk about. The old company they refer to in this video is Tannoy.

@@jimmatheos9069 Yeah, I think everyone knows that don't they? It's a big obvious when you look at the designs.

last year the Lansche plasma tweeter speakers were my " sound of the show " - they literally use a cloud of burning gas to product sound ! - stunning and jaw dropping

Tannoy sold out to a Phillipino conglomerate called Music Group, if you look at Music Groups companies, they don't give a damn about quality, they promised Tannoy would not be touched and left to carry on as normal, but in 2016 they closed the Scottish factory where everything was made in house and moved manufacturing to China. Tannoy is no longer Tannoy, they're now made from cheap components to maximise profit, and anyone who's heard a tannoy for the last decade you can instantly hear the Tannoy sound is no longer there. All the main Tannoy talent moved across to Fyne (who are based in Scotland) who make everything in house. Their designs are 100% INTENDED to look very much like a Tannoy, it's a statement. Fyne are the original Tannoy talent. Tannoy now are simply profiting as much as possible on the old designs from unsuspecting customers who are seeking the brand name. Kevin was the main US dealer for Tannoy for years, and had to shamelessly plug them because of the contract stipulations. Now he's ditched them and moved to Fyne to give them as much support to continue to grow. When the guy is saying "that was a challenge in previous lives, I won't go into detail", he means the designs from Tannoy that they've now improved on, at the end when Kevin's saying "there's an actual factory with a real factory address", he's belittling Tannoy who have tried to keep the fact they moved production to China a secret for years and when approached just will never divulge where it's done now.

​@@SpyderTracksthx for sharing 👍

Back in the day all speakers looked like this. Klipsch heritage looks similar to.

@@BearsBlend ? Klipsch heritage are completely different horn speakers that is still one and the same company