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    Join Date: May 2008

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    This is a list of my stuff for sale. Each item will be listed separately once any interest is established so that there is no confusion. Please do not reply to these or bid if you have a post count of less than 100. If this stuff sells and is to be sent to the recipient, I will pack it so that it should survive a near nuclear explosion. In order to do that I will need to buy bubble wrap and packing material. I have a few boxes that I could use, and should be able to source boxes from supermarkets, if not those would have to be purchased as well. I have put a figure for postage and packing. If you disagree, please let me know why.
    These items may be advertised elsewhere. If they sell I will post - SOLD as soon as I can.

    Payment to be made by PayPal only and sent as a Gift. You will be responsible for any fees. If items are to be collected, then Cash On Delivery is acceptable.

    Carriage charges :- I have used Parcel2Go in the past and been very pleased with them.
    Through TNT they charge :-
    If you know of, or have used others then please advise.

    £8.50 plus v.a.t with free £50 compensation inc (more can be bought up to £2,500) I have not looked at the cost.
    50 kg maximum parcel weight
    2.4 m maximum parcel length
    387.71 cubic feet maximum parcel size
    Parcel delivery within 1-2 working days throughout most of UK's mainland. Collection and Delivery are not guaranteed but currently enjoy a very high success rate.
    Collections are between 9am – 5.30pm.
    Same day collection available until noon (Monday to Friday).

    Parcel2Go using Parcel Force :-

    25kg Max
    Free £50 compensation. 12 Noon next working day
    Parcelforce Multi 12 Noon£5.99+ VAT

    YODEL (formerly DHL)
    £4.99 + v.a.t

    Parcel delivery within 1-3 working days throughout the most of UK’s mainland. Day Definite collections are not guaranteed but currently enjoy a 96% success rate (*90% delivered next day).
    Collections are between 7am – 7pm.

    Parcel Force – Standard Parcel

    Maximum weight
    Price
    2kg
    £5.30
    4kg
    £8.80
    6kg
    £12.30
    8kg
    £15.80
    10kg
    £18.80
    20kg
    £21.90

    Prices in this table are exempt from V.a.t
    We offer automatic, standard compensation cover up to the value of £46 for loss or damage.
    I propose to add £2 packing for smaller items and £5 for larger (Speakers and TT). I would hope to send stuff within 7 days of payment (unless it all sells at once!)


    http://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?p=324168

    Creek CAS 3140 Stereo Tuner. Said to be on a par with the excellent legendary Denon TU260L GWO. £22 P+P £ (2kg)

    Creek Tuner



    Teac AL700P 3 channel amp.
    This is a Class D amp rated at 30W per channel (when I find the box and manual I can confirm).The Center channel module has been removed as I intended to keep it as a spare. I cannot now find it. The amp is therefore a straight stereo amp. There are volume controls for each channel which can be by-passed for (allegedly) better SQ. I did in fact carry out this mod, which was then reversed as there was a potential buyer for the amp on AOS. The sale never came off.PWO £50 P+P (2.3kg)

    Teac AL700P



    Mission 780SE speakers. In virtually mint cond. No binding post links (but prob have some somewhere) £40 P+P £ (13kg)


    Mission 780SE



    PS1 x 2
    These are the 1002 models with the audio-outs. They are both standard and not modded (have not been opened by me). Both in GWO. £18 each + P&P £ (1.5kg each)

    PS1's



    Fostex 206E in Fostex 208 Sigma Back Loaded Horn cabinet. I constructed the cabinets in 2006 from Baltic Birch Ply and they have been used almost daily since then. The units are in perfect working order. The pictures were taken shortly after completion. I was going to take some more pics, but on examination could only find a couple of scuffs and dings. I can take some if requested. The speakers are on castors as they weigh in the region of 10 stones (140lb) each. The finish is standard paint, so can be touched up easily. The drive units are £118 each inc v.a.t.(Wilmslow Audio) Looking for £250 for drivers and cabs (wood was £250 alone!) Collection Only from Haslemere, Surrey.

    Fostex Horns



    Griffin Standmount Speakers (no info on them as to model No or name). These use the same bass/mid driver as the LS3/5A. I was offered £75 for these recently, simply to be cannibalised. I refused. If you hear these, you will certainly not want to break them up for parts! Low sensitivity means they need a grunty amp to get them to sound their best. Looking for £60 P+P £ (15.5kg the pair)

    Griffins




    A less blurred pic


    Garrard Zero 100SB.
    This was given to me some years ago as a working TT. I tried it recently and it does work, but not as it should. There appears to be a problem with the automatic/non-automatic mechanism. There is a lot of info on the net as to how to refurb them and tweak/improve them. £40 P+P £ (6.5kg)

    Garrard Zero 100SB




    Rega P3 (or as you will see perhaps it should be called a 2.5) (Mauve colour plinth)
    I constructed this TT myself sourcing the plinth, motor, platter (glass) and arm separately over many years. The arm is a Rega RB250 from a Rega 78 (yes it was wired for stereo!). The motor is the P3 up-grade motor as can be seen on Rega's site. The arm has a Michel Technoweight mod and the cartridge is a Rega Super Bias. Looking for £130. I am really not a vinyl person and this has been used for a max of 10 hours (yes) since completion.
    NOW SOLD



    Musical Fidelity X-LPS. Excellent stand alone phono stage in the MF X-Ponent cylindrical style. Needs a 12v AC power supply (I probably have a wall-wart somewhere) £50 (1 – 2kg estimated)
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    ​Buy Bose...And get your parking validated!.

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    Good Lord, a Zero 100SB. A bit clunky and rattly aren't they Rob?
    Jerry
    Hifi: IPL transmission line floorstanding speakers, Squeezebox Touch, Denafrips Ares 11 DAC, DCB1 Pre-amplifier, Croft Series 7 power amp.
    Custom Hifi cables HA10SE headphone amplifier and Hifiman HE-400 headphones.
    AV system: LG 55B7, Denon AVR -x2300w receiver, Quad 12L (front) 11c Centre and 11L rear . Velodyne DD15 subwoofer.

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    No idea As I said in the main post, it runs
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    https://youtu.be/ZCBe7-6rw4M

    No Highs...No Lows....It Must Be Bose!

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    Hi Rob, I could be interested in those Mission speakers


    Some people have no idea what they're doing and a lot of them are really good at it.
    George Carlin

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    Tim, send me a PM if you are.

    Rob.
    ​Buy Bose...And get your parking validated!.

    https://youtu.be/ZCBe7-6rw4M

    No Highs...No Lows....It Must Be Bose!

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    I was a little confused too Anyway, PM coming straight after this post.


    Some people have no idea what they're doing and a lot of them are really good at it.
    George Carlin

    Boycott the US

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    Ha, you beat me to suggesting them Tim... Mini-T should like those & so should your ears

    Good luck!
    Bests, Mark



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    How much for the Griffin '15's ?

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    Aah they are 15s are they - £60 + p&p
    ​Buy Bose...And get your parking validated!.

    https://youtu.be/ZCBe7-6rw4M

    No Highs...No Lows....It Must Be Bose!

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    I'd love the Zero 100SB since I've become summat of an expert on the mechs now I can't sadly, but if anyone wants advice on "Garrard Glue," I'll do my best to oblige........
    I can't go on and I can't go back, I don't feel so matter of fact,
    I tried and tried to make good sense, What's the good to try it all again?

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