Sondekker
01-11-2019, 21:35
After a change of speakers and a system rationalisation I have the following spare items for sale:-
Synergistic Research Blue 13A fuse
I purchased five of these around 18 months ago but this one became redundant about 6 months ago following a reduction in the number of boxes in my system since which time it has sat unused in its original box. Is in excellent condition and should now be fully run in.
£95 including UK postage.
https://i.ibb.co/k03R6tN/blue-fuse.jpg (https://ibb.co/Mp8Y5mF)
HiFi Tuning Supreme 13A Fuse
This fuse was included in a new mains cable supplied by MCRU and was immediately removed and replaced with one of my Synergistic Research Blue fuses. It is therefore brand new and unused but is without a box. It will be well packaged for posting. Current RRP is £45 and so asking £32 including UK postage.
https://i.ibb.co/mBM2Y9q/tuning-supreme.jpg (https://ibb.co/FWjyf5w)
Audioplan M8 Antispike Loudspeaker Feet SOLD
Manufacturer's blurb:
''AntiSpikes were developed in an attempt to combine the advantages of hard coupling with regulated damping. Past solutions depended either on full coupling (e.g. metal spikes) or maximum absorption (e.g. rubber feet). The combination of the two methods provides the advantage of optimal energy transfer from the coupled component. We finally found the optimal sound balance for all characteristics with a specially formulated carbon-filled material. The material, form and size are specifically adapted for use under loudspeakers. Each AntiSpike can support over 100 kg. They are suitable for all support surfaces including carpeting. They can also be used with wood-base turntables. Another application is the use of spikes under racks, although this only applies to hard surfaces. In addition to their audio qualities, they also offer practical advantages such as allowing easy movement of the loudspeaker, simple height adjustment and protection of the support surface. AntiSpikes have a diameter of 28 mm, a height of 20 mm and are optionally supplied with M6, M8 and M10 threads in sets of four.''
These have worked really well with my previous loudspeakers but will not fit on my new loudspeakers which contain M10 threads. Original retail was just over £100 if I remember correctly. Will be supplied in original boxes. Asking £55 including UK postage.
https://i.ibb.co/zbJyr3T/antispikes-1.jpg (https://ibb.co/1K6DLCt)
https://i.ibb.co/1brZ3b3/antispikes-2.jpg (https://ibb.co/3kp1wkw)
Oak Cones SOLD
Three oak cone supports which have never been used. Each cone measures approximately 38mm in diameter and 20mm in height. Asking £10 including UK postage.
https://i.ibb.co/Dwhj2hn/oak-cones.jpg (https://ibb.co/8PqQZqV)
Something Solid Dissipating Feet SOLD
A set of three something solid dissipating feet equipment supports comprising a mix of end grain balsa and carbon fibre pads. Each foot measures approximately 25mm in diameter and 19mm in height. Will be supplied in original packaging. Current RRP £25 and so asking £15 including UK delivery.
https://i.ibb.co/HPWv8NL/something-solid.jpg (https://ibb.co/qgtGQ0L)
Any questions please ask.
Synergistic Research Blue 13A fuse
I purchased five of these around 18 months ago but this one became redundant about 6 months ago following a reduction in the number of boxes in my system since which time it has sat unused in its original box. Is in excellent condition and should now be fully run in.
£95 including UK postage.
https://i.ibb.co/k03R6tN/blue-fuse.jpg (https://ibb.co/Mp8Y5mF)
HiFi Tuning Supreme 13A Fuse
This fuse was included in a new mains cable supplied by MCRU and was immediately removed and replaced with one of my Synergistic Research Blue fuses. It is therefore brand new and unused but is without a box. It will be well packaged for posting. Current RRP is £45 and so asking £32 including UK postage.
https://i.ibb.co/mBM2Y9q/tuning-supreme.jpg (https://ibb.co/FWjyf5w)
Audioplan M8 Antispike Loudspeaker Feet SOLD
Manufacturer's blurb:
''AntiSpikes were developed in an attempt to combine the advantages of hard coupling with regulated damping. Past solutions depended either on full coupling (e.g. metal spikes) or maximum absorption (e.g. rubber feet). The combination of the two methods provides the advantage of optimal energy transfer from the coupled component. We finally found the optimal sound balance for all characteristics with a specially formulated carbon-filled material. The material, form and size are specifically adapted for use under loudspeakers. Each AntiSpike can support over 100 kg. They are suitable for all support surfaces including carpeting. They can also be used with wood-base turntables. Another application is the use of spikes under racks, although this only applies to hard surfaces. In addition to their audio qualities, they also offer practical advantages such as allowing easy movement of the loudspeaker, simple height adjustment and protection of the support surface. AntiSpikes have a diameter of 28 mm, a height of 20 mm and are optionally supplied with M6, M8 and M10 threads in sets of four.''
These have worked really well with my previous loudspeakers but will not fit on my new loudspeakers which contain M10 threads. Original retail was just over £100 if I remember correctly. Will be supplied in original boxes. Asking £55 including UK postage.
https://i.ibb.co/zbJyr3T/antispikes-1.jpg (https://ibb.co/1K6DLCt)
https://i.ibb.co/1brZ3b3/antispikes-2.jpg (https://ibb.co/3kp1wkw)
Oak Cones SOLD
Three oak cone supports which have never been used. Each cone measures approximately 38mm in diameter and 20mm in height. Asking £10 including UK postage.
https://i.ibb.co/Dwhj2hn/oak-cones.jpg (https://ibb.co/8PqQZqV)
Something Solid Dissipating Feet SOLD
A set of three something solid dissipating feet equipment supports comprising a mix of end grain balsa and carbon fibre pads. Each foot measures approximately 25mm in diameter and 19mm in height. Will be supplied in original packaging. Current RRP £25 and so asking £15 including UK delivery.
https://i.ibb.co/HPWv8NL/something-solid.jpg (https://ibb.co/qgtGQ0L)
Any questions please ask.