Don't get many of them to the pound...
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Don't get many of them to the pound...
Even fewer to the monopoly money pounds you have up there! This close to the border theres still a few landlords won't take em. Best to exchange them at Berwick services I find.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ali Tait
I didn't realise they were a form of currency. Makes sense though!Quote:
Originally Posted by RichB
'The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak'Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
At least at my age it is. I can cope though.
Now here's a nice idea:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MISSION-77...:SS:SS:GB:1120
Not "unique" as the seller says though, I've seen them before. I've considered making one myself, but not from steel. Hard wood arrow shafts are the right thickness and less likely to add too much mass. Steel near sensitive cartridges is not something I'd be happy with.Quote:
Originally Posted by shane
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Arcam-Alph...item2c97595457
i messaged this to ask if he had any details about the service that has recently been done. The reply was "It was basically checked over thoroughly by an ex arcam engineer and one of the inputs replaced "
seems a bit vague to me. Ive read about amps being advertised as recently serviced when all thats happened is blowing some dust out.
think that amp came out in late 90s so power caps should have been changed i would have thought if the guy was servicing it. 15 years or so can be enough. sounds like he had a duff input and got it replaced ...period.
Monopoly money??Quote:
Originally Posted by RichB
How very dare you...
Rare, rather large and nice, Wharfedale Kingsdale speakers near Gloucester. Ending very soon!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Wh...item339de73fb9
These are very beefy sounding speakers and a bit more refined than the earlier Rosedale.