View Full Version : NVA SP Interconnect - WILL NEED RE-SOLDERING
Ninanina
04-05-2013, 19:20
As per title. It measures 77mm 'tip to tip'
This is an NVA SP (Sound Pipe) interconnect
I have no idea whether it needs re-soldering or not but I've said that it DOES, just in case
It may be perfectly ok but I am not selling it as perfect OK
So all I want is £20 + postage. Payment by bank transfer or 'Gift' on Paypal so the buyer pays Paypal costs
Quality wise it sits between the NVA Sound Cord and the NVA Super Sound Pipe
A bargain I think.... as long as you are completely aware that it MAY (only MAY!!!) need re-soldering
Postage will be "Royal Mail Signed For 1st Class stamps" @ £4.10, that's at cost
Ninanina
04-05-2013, 19:36
Now sold, that was quick !!
Subject to payment
Thanks all ;)
Glad it's sold, but lets not labour this NVA thing with every sale. It's all a bit silly, don't let the Internet take over your life.
Ninanina
04-05-2013, 20:31
Sorry Myles I have no idea what you mean
Sorry if I seem a little arsey but if the cable works, why are you suggesting it needs repairing? It either works, or it doesn't.
Some on here might enjoy the strife between this site and another, but personally I think it detracts from both sites.
Ninanina
04-05-2013, 20:55
I only mentioned it to cover me, just in case they do need a re-solder
It's got nothing to do with anything against NVA or the NVA site
As I've ALWAYS said I like NVA products
It's just that NVA interconnects are fairly fragile. The SP's are stronger than SSP's though
Anyhow they were sold to a real gent for a bargain price with the possibility of needing a re-solder
I only mentioned it to cover me, just in case they do need a re-solder
It's got nothing to do with anything against NVA or the NVA site
As I've ALWAYS said I like NVA products
It's just that NVA interconnects are fairly fragile. The SP's are stronger than SSP's though
After the pounding you took over your previous NVA cable listing no reasonable person could blame you for being ultra accurate in your description of this one. Any other comments are just people out looking for trouble IMHO :rolleyes:
Sorry Synsei I don't agree. Do we need to add a caveat that any terminated cable might need repair? If the issue is the 'fragility' of a certain brand of cable then either get it/them repaired and don't comment. It just further fuels the fire. Here is a novel idea; why don't we get on with our stuff, they get on with theirs and never the twain shall meet?
I must say I haven't read much about these cables 'going wrong'.
Here is a novel idea; why don't we get on with our stuff, they get on with theirs and never the twain shall meet?
I'm with you Myles, the innuendo is getting a little tedious and just adds fuel to the fire and the protestations of innocence are cutting no ice with me :rolleyes:
Time to move on Bev, life's too short ;)
I'm with you Myles, the innuendo is getting a little tedious and just adds fuel to the fire and the protestations of innocence are cutting no ice with me :rolleyes:
Time to move on Bev, life's too short ;)
+99 massive hint.
Right guys, enough's enough. Alan, I've removed your provocative remarks, which were over the top and unnecessary. It's getting so that it's impossible for NVA products to be advertised without threads degenerating into something unsavoury. In case you've all forgotten, this is someone's sales ad, FFS, so the thread crapping is totally out of order.
There are faults on both sides here. Bev, whether you realise it or not, when you're selling NVA gear there is an underlying reference/dig at RD/NVA and your previous problems with him/them tainting your ads. You may not realise you're doing it, but that's how it's coming across.
Myles, Alan S, etc, you're also taking every opportunity you can to dig at Bev for the above, when she's advertising NVA kit for sale, so please stop it, otherwise some weeks bans will be getting handed out.
I trust that I've made myself clear!!
Marco.
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