Examples of using Sloops in English and their translations into Italian
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With the Sloops the front back distance remained constant though of course it now appeared
This pushes the live performance further away than the Sloops, though that low bass is quite important in catching the atmosphere of a venue.
Here a big thanks to Cabasse who had left their Sloops with me on long term test.
it's a characteristic of the Sloops, though my favorite cartridge the recently retipped AT 33e is bright and pushy.
Each of these 1,250 long tons(1,270 t) Arabis-class sloops was armed only with two 4.7 in(120 mm) guns as well
four brigantines and six sloops on the island of Tris in the Laguna de Términos.
three frigates, three sloops and ten other vessels.
32 guns, sloops of 22, 18,
In case you think I have lost the plot here the point is that my speakers didn't show this, only the Sloops allowed the attack and decay of each
The Farella's shared this dry quality and yet I was not too troubled when they were taken away- I felt my own speakers were certainly in the same ball park though very different- the Sloops were a different matter entirely….
mid forward so to speed the acclimatization I used the Cabasse Sloops for a week prior to the Polaris' arrival.
supported by Gardner in Heroine and the sloops HMS Rattlesnake,
When Christopher Cabasse was here some time go with his Sloops he jumped up at this point looking for a fault in the speaker-
The one proviso is that like all ported speakers the Sloops have a double humped impedance curve that may be upsetting,
The wall placing makes them much less intrusive than the slightly smaller Sloops and in fact they will take up less of your room than a small standmount 60 cms from the wall.
ship of the line, two frigates and two sloops, a significantly inferior force to the one under Willaumez.
under Capt. Stephen Thomas Digby, with three sloops, and the squadron with HMS Trusty already mentioned; James, op. cit.
Citizen Snow Hill and sloops Industry and a second unnamed were in British hands, their captors sailing the nine prizes out of the port and towards Pigot's waiting ships.
a destroyer, three sloops and two minesweepers, drove them off.
very similar to that supplied by Cabasse for the Sloops.