Bargains on ebay?

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Originally Posted by Andre

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

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Andre, how good are these in comparison to more modern fare?

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Originally Posted by Spur07

Andre, how good are these in comparison to more modern fare?

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I love em but don't have room, they are different to the later 63, 57's are more direct treble.A lot complain about lack of bass, they are an acquired taste indeed.

Great for collectors

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Goldring-Lenco...item3efd139ea3

They were very tricky to use - more suited to tracking force in Pounds and Ounces than Grams...:scratch:

How about the pile of 70s Technics gear here for £25:

http://www.hifiworks.co.uk/bargain.htm

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Andre, check out some of the vintage gear on that site, too: http://www.hifiworks.co.uk/amps.htm

Marco.

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Originally Posted by Marco

Andre, check out some of the vintage gear on that site, too: http://www.hifiworks.co.uk/amps.htm

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Aye i check in there regular..

Dave: i stated for collectors only, not to be used in practice really..Jesus perish the thought :(

THIS has got to be the most essential item ever put on eBay, don't all rush at once now:lol:.

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Originally Posted by REM

THIS has got to be the most essential item ever put on eBay, don't all rush at once now:lol:.

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Is it off a DIY JC Verdier vinyl grinder? :lolsign:

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Originally Posted by hifi_dave

They were very tricky to use - more suited to tracking force in Pounds and Ounces than Grams...:scratch:

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I used to enjoy using my old Metro Sound gadget from the '70's (See Saw/ bubble level)

I had one of them Goldring jobbies when I bought my first Goldring turntable in 1964 but it was naff, unlike the Garrard SFG3 which I still use now. Very accurate and dead easy to use.