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hifi_dave
04-11-2010, 17:20
A friend of mine is emigrating and, reluctantly, he must sell his pride and joy, Tannoy Canterbury SE's.

These were purchased approx two years ago and have never been played loudly in his smoke-free home. They are as new with full packing. A beautiful pair of speakers and if I had the room they would be mine.

The latest price is over £14K but he will accept £6K with collection from the Bristol area.

Please contact me via AOS or radlettaudio@hotmail.co.uk

Many thanks for looking.

DSJR
04-11-2010, 21:36
Dave, you've GOT to find room for them - PLEASE?????????????

Can't you clear one of your living rooms and use 'em yourself?

Actually, I think Marco is due an upgrade :ner:

Jonboy
04-11-2010, 21:45
Lovely speakers Dave and a bit more user or should i say wife friendly than the Westminsters

aquapiranha
04-11-2010, 22:46
Having heard Canterburys a few times, I would have to say, these are the last speakers you would ever buy. Simply stunning.

hifi_dave
07-11-2010, 20:24
They are stunning speakers and below trade price. I would have them if I had the room and the muscle to move them.

Marco
07-11-2010, 20:43
I have to say that £6k for these is an UTTER UTTER bargain, so someone should snap them up A.S.A.P!

However:


These were purchased approx two years ago and have never been played loudly...


Que??

That's pure sacrilege! How can you own a pair of speakers like that and not play them LOUD? :eek:

They were BORN to play loud, baby! :guitar: :fingers:

Marco.

hifi_dave
07-11-2010, 21:05
The owner is a sophisticated lover of Classical music and small scale Jazz. The speakers are in a very small room and he appreciates subtlety rather than sheer power.

He definitely isn't a head-banger like you and I..:brickwall:

Ian Walker
07-11-2010, 21:09
BLOODYELL what a buy...if i was selling mine they'd be up for that at least and mine are 1995!

Techno Commander
07-11-2010, 21:21
If they were mine, I'd pay the shipping charge and take them with me.

In the mean time, I will check the going price for a slightly abused kidney. :)

anthonyTD
07-11-2010, 21:37
absolutely stunning speakers!
i have said on a few ocasions after hearing ian walkers pair [ooh er''] that if i had the room i would love to own them, but for now i will have settle for sluming it with my Kensingtons!:eyebrows::lol:
AnthonyTD...

Marco
07-11-2010, 21:50
S'ok, they'll be fine with a subwoofer.... :lol: ;)

Marco.

P.S Mr Hewitt, get yer wallet out!

hornucopia
14-11-2010, 18:47
Presume Dave resisted?
Being in the same town as the Tannoys, I was tempted......
Hope they've found an appreciate home.
Chris in Bristol

hifi_dave
14-11-2010, 19:10
Chris,
If you are interested and in Bristol, you still have an excellent chance.

Just now I have three people promising to purchase but not one of them seems keen to move swiftly. The owner emigrates at the end of the month and the last day to pick the speakers up is the 27th, after that they go into storage.

If you can 'complete' by then, please e-mail me and I will get things moving.

hifi_dave
14-11-2010, 19:43
Bump

DSJR
14-11-2010, 20:15
They make Marco's Lockwoods seem expensive - no offence Marco, but £6K for a recent *current model* and no updating necessary... A tragedy that few people take the gamble as the current range seem very well sorted and far easier to drive than other prima donna's masquerading as Top End...

Reid Malenfant
14-11-2010, 20:25
They look superb, i think the problem is Dave is getting to them with something that can actually transport the things :eek: A van is what you'd need, i don't think any estate car would fit a pair in, on top of that how many people have £6K floating about that they wouldn't notice if they spent it with things as they are right now?

Dave Hewitt
14-11-2010, 20:40
Hi
I think if you could warrant spending 6k you would have a better investment than banking 6k.
Dave.

DSJR
14-11-2010, 20:43
How much is a cheap van rental for a day these days?

When my old friend took delivery of my ATC 100A's, I had another mate help me load them into a hired van at home and the chap who still has them helped me at t'other end. Bloomin' 'ell, my BC2's feel heavy enough these days and they're featherweight :)

Reid Malenfant
14-11-2010, 20:52
Probably true Dave H ;)

Very expensive if you don't have a license if not next to impossible @ the other Dave :eyebrows:

Such a shame, someone ought to grab them & quick :exactly: