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Author Archives: marcus
How to replace the output transistors of a t.amp TA 2400 audio power amplifier
Say something terrible has happened to your t-amp TA2400 power amplifier, something disastrous like the outputs of two amplifiers being connected to each other, and then the amplifiers driven with radically different signals. The likely result of this kind of … Continue reading
Bristol Arts Centre memories
In the late sixties till about mid seventies, this was the sole Arts Centre in Bristol, and had to cope with both film and small-scale live performances, possibly even ballet. This was the era when you reverently went to see … Continue reading
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Stewart Lee
Stewart Lee interviewed by David Hopkinson after performing John Cage’s Indeterminacy at the Cube on Saturday 22 March 2014, with musical accompaniment by Steven Beresford and Tania Chen.
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Film at the Bristol Arts Centre – October to December 1968
My mate John’s parents were regular visitors to the Bristol Arts Centre – forerunner to the Cube – in the sixties. They kept a small collection of Bristol Arts Centre programmes from that time. There’s more to come, but here’s … Continue reading
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Balcony Coming Down
As part of the general refurbishment of the building, Barry took this dramatic picture of the old fire escape balcony in the Cube garden being removed.
Critical Burns Night with the Cube Orchestra
On Saturday 25th January, the Cube Orchestra contributed a live musical accompaniment to Robert Burn’s epic poem Tam O’ Shanter read by Ralf Togneri.
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Cube Roots
(Article from VENUE MAGAZINE, 1999 – on our 1st birthday) “You’ve heard of BYO restaurants. Well, how about a BYOF cinema, as in Bring Your Own Film? Sounds crazy, but the Cube have already done it, to marvellous effect. And … Continue reading
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Fantasy Orchestra at Bristol Old Vic
The Fantasy Orchestra performed the music of Ennio Morricone to a fantastically receptive audience during the “Don’t Look Now” Cube Fundraiser in the Theatre Royal at the Bristol Old Vic on Friday 6th September.The acts were curated by Qu Junkctions. … Continue reading
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Heatsick
Nice picture of the Heatsick in Cube Auditorium from his residency earlier this year.
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