http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sony-PS-47...item35d7661862
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The seller of this had quite a stash of these as he previously sold another eight of them, all boxed NOS. :eek:
Given they use an SP10 motor they went for very little money.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Teac-TN-40...item43ca350976
Decent Denon DL-110 moving coil cart. May go cheap. Good intro into MC cartridges, high output too, so suits MM inputs.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Denon-DL-1...item27e51413a2
"This is a pair of Celestion 66 studio monitors. They are both working."
These kind of poorley described adds can turn up some real gems and at crazy low prices as most people tend to ignore them.
If the person selling them knows nothing about hifi - eg they were my late husbands - they can be exused for not knowing what to say.
I just picked up two spare mid range drivers and two spare tweeters for my 66's for less money than the model number so for me this type of add is what catches my attention, bring em on. :eyebrows:
You see some crazy descriptions in local papers with items for sale.
An American seller all_your_music has some quite cheap vinyl which includes postage. A while ago I got Ellie Goulding's album on vinyl and looking at what they had tonight I ordered a couple from a band I've never heard of - Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited. They do retro instrumental. The cost was less than £18 for the two of them.
Im really getting cheesed off lately with eBay, anything of note usually seems to get removed from auction prior to it finishing