I just picked up an audiolab 8000cd faulty for £50 on eBay it's worth a punt will let you know the results
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I just picked up an audiolab 8000cd faulty for £50 on eBay it's worth a punt will let you know the results
I wonder if the dead spider gives added value, most speakers have the spiders on the inside. I reckon these might be quite good.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Go...51855026&rt=nc
Very rare but they appear to be missing the MGC-1e control unit which is essential for successful operation of the speakers. See here for more infoQuote:
Originally Posted by istari_knight
Well thats a bummer, pretty much worthless then... I doubt the drivers are worth much as spares.Quote:
Originally Posted by hermit
I am literally drooling - Pioneer HPM-1500
I think we have a problem with definitions here. Can someone clarify what 'outstanding condition' means?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Technics-s...item35e2111e91
Jeez-sus!
Loony pricing though. That's about four times what they're worth in my opinion. The HPM series were interesting, but not THAT interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by hermit
Wouldn't like to see their shop soiled stuff:mental:
Another overpriced item. Tannoy DC2000 with a £350 asking price. That's £250 more than they're worth!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pair-of-ra...item43d4d20e23
Apparently they're rare. That must be why I've seen several pairs for sale recently :rolleyes:.