View Full Version : [IC]: RTJ Phono equalisers - experimental resistance/capacitance sets
As a hi-fi reviewer I asked Roger Webb of RTJ to supply me with various resistive and capacitative loads to get the best measured and subjective sound from the variety of cartridges I was reviewing. Roger eventually produced two sets of loading plugs - one for resistance and once for capacitance - and I used these sets extensively when reviewing. My original two experimental sets of 6 phono equalisers each - three pairs for resistance and three pairs for capacitance - are up for sale. They can be stacked for intermediate loads. I would not look on these as a permanent listening solution but a way of establishing the correct loading. These might be more useful to a group of enthusiasts rather than an individual but they will go to 'the bay' on Sunday if no one here is interested. Boxed (one lid missing) with original instructions.
Note this is cross-posted on pfm
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no price has been quoted... please add one.. thanks
Sorry - I'm clearly not understanding the community vibe.
I've not been around hi-fi for years and have no clue about a price for these - they could be fit for the bin or priceless hens' teeth.
I naïvely thought that IC meant 'is anyone interested in buying these?'. I've an acute sense of fairness and it's equally offended if I say £100 and get the p**s ripped out of me or say £10 and the jackals descend. I might have said if there's a bunch of folks interested in sharing these you can have them for nothing. Suggest you delete the post or start a 'What's this worth?' - I suppose on AOS it would be 'Valuation' section.
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Lawrence001
19-05-2017, 13:29
Looking at the quality of.these and thinking of the price of Rothwell attenuators I don't think £100 is at all too much. An offer to donate them to a group is very generous, but if that happens I think they should not remain in semi permanent residence at any one person's house (or split permanently between 2 or 3) which would go against the spirit of the offer.
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Sorry - I'm clearly not understanding the community vibe.
I've not been around hi-fi for years and have no clue about a price for these - they could be fit for the bin or priceless hens' teeth.
I naïvely thought that IC meant 'is anyone interested in buying these?'. I've an acute sense of fairness and it's equally offended if I say £100 and get the p**s ripped out of me or say £10 and the jackals descend. I might have said if there's a bunch of folks interested in sharing these you can have them for nothing. Suggest you delete the post or start a 'What's this worth?' - I suppose on AOS it would be 'Valuation' section.
DGP
best just put a price and say or nearest offer... IE £75 ono or whatever. but a price has to go in. such are the rules. Would think they were worth a tenner a pair at least.
farflungstar
19-05-2017, 14:50
pm on way.
I used to have a set of those for use with a Shure V15 III. Can't remember exactly what I paid (around 1976/77), but it was something like £15 a pair.
Thanks Lawrence, Barry and Farflung for advice and contact. These are no longer available. How should one find out a price through the AOS community of not though the Classified section?
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farflungstar
29-05-2017, 19:57
Arrived. Wow - the quality is amazing - truly amazing. Will experiment at the weekend. Beautifully packed. Thank you.
Lawrence001
29-05-2017, 22:21
They looked top quality.
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