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Puffin
09-05-2012, 16:30
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
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1899.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1901.jpg

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
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1891.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1893.jpg

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


Mission 780SE
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1886.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1889.jpg

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
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1895.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1896.jpg

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
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/Fostex1OK.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/FostexDoorChain.jpg

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
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1905.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1906.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1907.jpg

A less blurred pic
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1911.jpg

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
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1902.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1904.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1903.jpg

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
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1909.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1910.jpg

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)

Covenant
09-05-2012, 16:46
Good Lord, a Zero 100SB. A bit clunky and rattly aren't they Rob?

Puffin
09-05-2012, 17:29
No idea:lol: As I said in the main post, it runs:eek:

Tim
09-05-2012, 17:37
Hi Rob, I could be interested in those Mission speakers :)

Puffin
09-05-2012, 17:42
Tim, send me a PM if you are.

Rob.

Tim
09-05-2012, 17:56
I was a little confused too :scratch: Anyway, PM coming straight after this post.

Reid Malenfant
09-05-2012, 17:58
Ha, you beat me to suggesting them Tim... Mini-T should like those & so should your ears :)

Good luck!

Rare Bird
09-05-2012, 18:46
How much for the Griffin '15's ?

Puffin
09-05-2012, 18:51
Aah they are 15s are they - £60 + p&p

DSJR
09-05-2012, 21:20
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........

Puffin
09-05-2012, 21:25
Dave, I didn't know about your expertise on these. If it doesn't sell are you interested in it?

Rob.

DSJR
09-05-2012, 21:57
I might be, but possibly through an intermediary like Alex, if he doesn't mind :)

In the meantime, you've shown me yours, so I'll show you mine :lol:

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q8/DSJR_photos/97504fb4.jpg

Much of the auto mech is identical, but the trip levers were "Dualised" on later versions such as yours and 86SB, with the main trip lever permanently attached via a very low friction rotating link at the arm end and running/rolling/sliding on a ball bearing at the cam and platter end. the glued up linkages and on-cam trip pawl stay the same I believe :)

Jonboy
09-05-2012, 22:08
Garrard Zero 100SB
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1902.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1904.jpg
.)

Picked up one of these the week before last with a Rogers cadet 3 all in one long case and wondered if they were any good

icehockeyboy
09-05-2012, 22:19
Wow! Garrards attempt at zero tracking error! Did it do the biz as advertised does anyone know?

Infamous Angel
10-05-2012, 07:50
Hi there,
I will take the Garrard is it's not spoken for. It will be just fine for listening to some 78's i have. I use a Towhshend Rock III for regular listening. I sent a visitor message to your profile.

DSJR
10-05-2012, 07:57
The SB models are 33 and 45 only - sorry.....

The whole zero tracking error thing was a sales pitch really, since at the beginning of a record, the greater groove-pitch and "speed" makes tracking errors not an issue. The Zero 100 was a bit of a conversation piece and with modern higher compliance cartridges (not the wild ones), the sonics could be quite good, if not quite to good Dual standards. My AP76 continues to surprise me with it's basic honesty, not trying to reach for the stars but not totally disgracing itself either...

Covenant
10-05-2012, 09:06
I could never get my Zero 100SB to sound any good. I think I had a Shure M95ED in it, maybe that was the problem.

Rare Bird
10-05-2012, 09:29
Nowt wrang with the Shure M95ED/HE

Puffin
10-05-2012, 13:16
Hi there,
I will take the Garrard is it's not spoken for. It will be just fine for listening to some 78's i have. I use a Towhshend Rock III for regular listening. I sent a visitor message to your profile.

Please read the first section of the thread.

DSJR
10-05-2012, 19:10
Nowt wrang with the Shure M95ED/HE

I never liked the 95's over the 75's myself - too hard and flat toned and bland in the EJ version. Bearing in mind the HE transformed the other models I suspect a Jico stylus could sort them...

The Pickering XV15/625 and Stanton 681EEE seem to like these Garrards. Great vintage fun and you may get a pretty fair sound as well all being equal.

Puffin
11-05-2012, 13:07
One PS1 now sold

Puffin
14-05-2012, 21:21
I have had some interest in the PS1s.
I assume they have AKM Dacs. I have not opened them. Which AKM Dac is not known. Sony were very handy at changing things quite regularly. If you are interested in these I would suggest you read the PS as CD player thread on Diyaudio. This will tell you which AKM Dac chip is considered the best. Whether either of these has that particular chip I couldn't tell you. I do not propose to open either of them. If you do wish to purchase one of these they are sold without any warranty as to the Dac chip that is inside. I have checked that they will play a CD, but not that they emit any sound as they have not been attached to an amplifier or speakers. If you are interested you can dicatate the method of delivery and we can agree a total price. Please remember what I put about packing cost.

Rob.

nat8808
16-05-2012, 19:04
I'm just about to send you a PM....

Puffin
16-05-2012, 21:07
I would ask that Simon of hifisound.co.uk contact me regarding the Griffin speakers.

Thanks

Rob.

seoirse2002
16-05-2012, 21:21
Hi Rob,
PM sent
GT

Puffin
17-05-2012, 16:58
Griffins and Musical Fidelity X-LPS NOW SOLD

Puffin
17-05-2012, 19:46
Simon, I have virtually finished packing the Griffins, should be completed tomorrow. A box within a box, with triple protection for the corners. I happened to have some of those cardboard fruit trays that supermarkets use, these are very thick cardboard with even thicker corners. I cut the corners off and put them in the first box, along with tons of other stuffing.

http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1913.jpg

Rob.

Puffin
18-05-2012, 06:33
Teac AL700P now reduced to £40 + P&P

Puffin
19-05-2012, 14:35
PS1s removed from sale

I have just found that since 2008 when I modded some, there are some more mods I can do:eek::D

Puffin
30-05-2012, 05:51
UPDATE

Well, I think as a percentage I have not done badly with my clear out :-

SOLD

Creek Tuner
MF X-LPS
Rega TT
Garrard 100SB
Goodmans Goodwood Drivers (advertised elsewhere on here)
Griffin Speakers (shame that I never got to know if they arrived at their destination - but assume they did:scratch:

I have a Musical Fidelity A1 which I am going to put up for sale. Pretty good condition. Will post some pics

Rob.

Puffin
01-03-2013, 17:53
I initially listed these in May last year with other stuff that was sold. I now need to get rid of these to pave the way for a downsize later in the year. Please see my new thread in which I am crying into my beer:(:lol:






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
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1891.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1893.jpg

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


Mission 780SE
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/DSCF1886.jpg

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 £200 for drivers and cabs (wood was £250 alone!) Collection Only from Haslemere, Surrey.

Fostex Horns
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/Fostex1OK.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i239/saxonsex/FostexDoorChain.jpg

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.

Frankyc2003
01-03-2013, 18:32
I initially listed these in May last year with other stuff that was sold. I now need to get rid of these to pave the way for a downsize later in the year. Please see my new thread in which I am crying into my beer:(:lol:

You have a PM re: Fostex Drivers and Cabs...

Cheers

F

Puffin
01-03-2013, 19:40
PM responded to.

Spur07
01-03-2013, 22:26
somebody buy those fostex horns - i've heard them, they really are fantastic and a steal at that price.

Puffin
02-03-2013, 07:00
Nearly as good as your avatar:eyebrows:

synsei
02-03-2013, 07:09
I've got the 'orn for your 'orns, but I've no way of getting down to grab 'em, plus I'd really like to hear them before pulling the trigger. I guess I'll be sitting this one out, but something is telling me that these would sound awesome coupled to the Valhalla... :doh:

Puffin
02-03-2013, 07:15
Hi Dave, I have had some interest from Frankyc2003 and have told him that he can bring his amp and try them with it to see if he likes what he hears. Of course he is a lot closer being in London. If they do not go then perhaps we can work something out (an AOSer with a gaff half way or something)

I have used them with several amps (Pass F2 5 W Class A, JLH 10W Class A and a T-Amp and some gainclones) all to good effect.

Rob.

EDIT: I see you are about 100 miles away, so not so far.

synsei
02-03-2013, 07:20
No worries matey, will watch with interest. 100 miles with no car and little mobility is quite a trek and it's also the reason I'll not be at Scalford this weekend. Even though I'd dearly like to go I would not last the day sadly.

Covenant
02-03-2013, 17:02
Those Missions are well worth buying peeps but work best with a more powerful amplifier.
Great for a second system.

Puffin
02-03-2013, 18:30
Those Missions are well worth buying peeps but work best with a more powerful amplifier.
Great for a second system.

I bought the smaller 760i's in the 90's which are stonkingly good, with a bigger cabinet the 780's really deliver.

786
07-06-2013, 08:35
Hello Rob, i am interested in the fostex speakers, please can you advise the dimensions for the cabinets? I am a new member and keen to speak with you about them, unsure how to exchange my details with you? Thank you, Shaid

The Grand Wazoo
07-06-2013, 16:08
Shaid,
Don't hold you breath, this thread is over a year old now.

786
07-06-2013, 16:26
Hi Chris, you are right...already got the bad news... Never mind, the hunt continues.

Have a good weekend.

Puffin
07-06-2013, 17:04
Shaid,
Don't hold you breath, this thread is over a year old now.

It's really weird because it really seems a lot less than a year since I started my clear out.