One for the resident Celestionistas to consider - starting price is fantasy, though:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Celestion-...item5d33fc97f3
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One for the resident Celestionistas to consider - starting price is fantasy, though:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Celestion-...item5d33fc97f3
You can always put your email address or phone number in the listing to aid answering questions about the item..Quote:
Originally Posted by alan47
Business sellers also are obliged to give contact details at the bottom of their listings (although then you wouldn't be paying the high fees..)
Are you kidding? Put your email adderss and phone number on the internet??
Ooo! Yum!
Full Linx Audio Stratos (can't remember the name of the pre) pre-power system! Dual mono pre with 4 monoblocks!
Extremly-rare-Linx-Preamp-and-four-120-watt-mono-block-hifi-amps
All businesses MUST do this, it's a legal requirement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ali Tait
How can strangers contact you on small ads without these details either, say on hififorsale.com etc?
No-one has to have only one email address nor only one telephone number for both their personal life and other things.
Yet it's surprising how many sales websites have no contact no. and no e-mail address, just a poxy form-based enquiry page.
Very clean TD160. Apparently stored and hardly used.
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Thorens-TD-16...item19d206e29c
Phew! I wonder what this lot would have fetched if the seller had got the correct spelling for 'Garrod'?
Jeez - a Garrard 401, two Decca arms and five Decca heads for £770! Someone got a bargain!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo
The spare arm could fetch £75 -100, and each head up to £150. Sell them off and the remaining deck, arm and cartridge head need only have cost the purchaser less than £100!
I know - I was sorely tempted to pitch in for a moment back there!