[Bell Historians] St. Mary's Denbigh

[Sam Austin]

I agree.

Pleasant enough outside but I wouldn't rave about them

Aye



On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 2:36 PM, Richard Offen <richard.offen at 0EcrYd5zZtFVCfR5ELx4iVPv0tIUjlwNOMbKZgqx7e4c_IpEdQMId0EUHLTcj5DTUbZh7zODQ5DuJcK5CRsf9o48GQ.yahoo.invalid>
wrote:

>    They sound pretty average to me!
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> Hear is a clip, you decide
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> bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com] *On Behalf Of *Chris Pickford
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> Rod Bickerton wrote: " I thought I knew exactly what to expect from a 3/4
> Tn 1873 Whitechapel 8. Wrong, they are very good. Is anything known, were
> they some sort of experiment, tuned by someone different, cast by someone
> else under contract or what?"
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> I'm not sure what the aural equivalent of "rose tinted spectacles" is, but
> I strongly suspect a case of it here. If they are better than expected, it
> probably has more to do with a favourable acoustic than anything else. But
> I'm really only mailing to suggest that pursuit, exploration or speculation
> on the latter points in the above extract would be pointless. They must
> surely be a standard M&S job of the period
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