File:PA System Bath 1970.jpeg

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English: The left hand speaker assemblage at the Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music 1970 This P.A. System was supplied by Watkins Electic Music (WEM) and also shows their red parabolic reflector tweeter atop the supporting framework. Behind are rows of slave amps. It was at that date, the highest wattage used at any British venue. [1] The projection screen can be seen behind it and to the left.
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  1. ↑ WEM The History of Watkins Electric Music Accessed 2008-08-13

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