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Floyddroid
20-07-2015, 10:40
S O L DThinking of selling my Dynavector XX2Mk2 MC due to lack of use. Well below 100 hours use in mint condition original packaging etc £500 shipped to UK address. Here are some pictures of the XX2 mk2 in my Michell turntable. It's absolutely mint...

http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n621/Progmeister/Dynavector1.jpg (http://s1143.photobucket.com/user/Progmeister/media/Dynavector1.jpg.html)

http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n621/Progmeister/Dynavector2.jpg (http://s1143.photobucket.com/user/Progmeister/media/Dynavector2.jpg.html)

Audio Al
20-07-2015, 10:55
You need to post pictures now or they will be after you :D Quick Quick

walpurgis
20-07-2015, 11:23
Oh yes! :guns:

Pronto please Steve.

struth
20-07-2015, 11:30
better hurry Steve..Geoff's got his bfg out:lol:

Arkless Electronics
20-07-2015, 11:48
Q for moderators... Why this obsession with photos? I came up across this the other week when I tried an IC on an integrated amp. It is really inconvenient to have to maybe go in the loft to get a piece of kit, give it a dust, take photos and post them on here just to see if anyone is remotely interested in such an item... obviously if anyone replies "yes I've been looking for one of these, pictures please" then it is necessary.... just saying... :)

Barry
20-07-2015, 12:14
This 'interest check' is virtually a full sales post: a description has been given and an asking price quoted. Hence some photos are required. :)

struth
20-07-2015, 13:05
An interest check is pretty much the same thing when all said and done and if people dont have to put pics up for them the board will soon be filled with pictureless ads. precisely what we dont want. it is surely no hardship in this day and age to pop a picture into the ad.

Gazjam
20-07-2015, 13:06
Nice cart, can recommend.
Takes a while to open up fully but when it does its a bit special.
GLW..IC?

Arkless Electronics
20-07-2015, 13:33
An interest check is pretty much the same thing when all said and done and if people dont have to put pics up for them the board will soon be filled with pictureless ads. precisely what we dont want. it is surely no hardship in this day and age to pop a picture into the ad.

It is if the item in question is in the loft covered in spiders webs and dust and requires the loan of ladders just to get it down and an hour or so's work to clean it up and check it out..... Personally I would prefer to know if there was at least anyone interested in purchasing a particular item before going this far....

The Black Adder
20-07-2015, 14:19
better get ya ladders out then :)

Arkless Electronics
20-07-2015, 14:51
Or more likely not bother at all.

Audio Al
20-07-2015, 16:18
Or more likely not bother at all.

Stick it on ebay with no photos , see how you get on , then if it sells get it out and post it

Floyddroid
20-07-2015, 19:15
All done. I went to work in a hurry this morning and didn't have time to sort pictures. As you can see i have put a couple up there now. Really sorry about that. I thought i had some pictures already but iv'e had to take some new ones.

Arkless Electronics
20-07-2015, 19:47
Stick it on ebay with no photos , see how you get on , then if it sells get it out and post it

Yeah yeah... this isn't ebay. If someone's got something from the "evil empire", Salisbury and Glasgow branches, they can be pretty sure it will sell so long as the price is right. If it's something rather more obscure or vintage it is helpful to know whether or not there is anyone out there even remotely interested before going to all the trouble of finding it (yes I've got that much kit stashed in obscure places!), cleaning it and posting photos... that's all. No big deal.
Sorry for hijacking your thread Steve! :)