Equipment You Wish You'd Kept!

[RobbieGong]

None that I can remember. Somehow managed to drag my system and vinyl with me everywhere I went. I'm just glad this thread wasn't titled "Women You Wish You'd Kept". Only one; there was this blonde...

Ha Ha

[Dr Henry Jones]

I had a technics sl 110 it was very good ( you don't see many for sale ) ................l sold it.................plonker!
I also had a pair of spendor bc3s, I paid £20 from a charity shop,I put them staight up for sale. My wife was ill when I first bought them so I just plumbed them in to see if all was working and all was well, it was only when the buyer came round I opened them up properly ( by this time my missus was well ) and i realised what I was parting with.....It takes a lot of hard work to be that stupid.

[topoxforddoc]

No real regrets about selling.

Miss my immaculate TD124/II, which came in a lovely solid teak plinth, but I was never going to play it again, after buying a Platine Verdier.

The one thing I do regret is throwing away my trashed Micro Seiki LC80W cartridge back in the late 80s/eary 90s. Micro had gone bust by then and I didn't think about getting it rebuilt elsewhere

[dantheman91]

I had a technics sl 110 it was very good ( you don't see many for sale ) ................l sold it.................plonker!
I also had a pair of spendor bc3s, I paid £20 from a charity shop,I put them staight up for sale. My wife was ill when I first bought them so I just plumbed them in to see if all was working and all was well, it was only when the buyer came round I opened them up properly ( by this time my missus was well ) and i realised what I was parting with.....It takes a lot of hard work to be that stupid.

Hi Steve

Welcome from a fellow Bournemouth Lad

[Dr Henry Jones]

Another man from Bournemouth ! Ok do you like rhythm&blues/soule? If so do you know the bell in pokesdown? There is a band that get in there now and then called the night workers. Bass, rhythm, lead, drums and a fat brass section . Very good!

[Gazjam]

Kinda wish I'd kept My Marantz CD63 Ki Signature cd player?

Nice bit of kit at tbe time but moved it on.
After I learned which end of the soldering iron to hold though, always wondered how far it could be modded.

[RobbieGong]

Kinda wish I'd kept My Marantz CD63 Ki Signature cd player?

Nice bit of kit at tbe time but moved it on.
After I learned which end of the soldering iron to hold though, always wondered how far it could be modded.

Yeah, I enjoyed my CD63 KI when I had it. Was a very popular cdp, nice detailed sound although ultimately could be a bit hard / glassy. Moved mine on for the Pioneer PD 91 which I wont be moving on

[CageyH]

I for one was not keen on the CD63 KI.
A mate bought this, and a new marantz amp. I went round for a listen.
He asked me what I thought. I told him gently that I didn't like it and preferred his older stuff.

He pulled the boxes from behind the sofa, packed them away and took them back.
Apparently he just wanted a second opinion. I was glad he got rid of them.

[Yomanze]

Maybe I shouldn't have sold my 10" Helius Scorpio 4 arm...

[dowser]

Cambridge Audio C75/A75 pre/power combo. Got them for free as a 20 year old technician (one channel had gone bang in a big way), repaired and they replaced a Nad 3130 at the time. Stunning difference and ran then for a couple of years before moving to Australia - I sold them rather than having to move them, thinking any pre/power would sound this good. doh! Didn't even know who Stan Curtis was at the time.

Still looking for another set, 30 years later

Richard