http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2218401627...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
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From China- http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MOSFET-Sin...item4192f7db3d
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I've dealt with this seller and he's very good .
That's good to hear, Brain.
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DO NOT HASSLE THE SELLER, ALTHOUGH THE AD IS STILL THERE AT THE TIME OF POSTING, THE SPEAKERS ARE SOLD. THANK YOU.
Chartwell LS3/5A "not bad condition" - £50
Yes, £50, there are no zeros missing.
The ad was 17 minutes old when I saw it, pure luck I thought. Recompense for my earlier failure to receive some similar Chartwell speakers I'd bought for silly (£25) money but "on the way to the courier they were smashed" (they were on eBay 2 weeks later). I'd just like to have some to see what the fuss is about, no dollar signs in my eyes, honest guv. But, unsurprisingly, someone was "on their way to see them". I informed the seller that his speakers were worth considerably more than his asking price, even without seeing them. Judging by sales I've seen on eBay he could add a zero and they'd be snapped up.
I spend ages looking at ads, I've only seen something like this twice in my life.
Not a bargain, just a query. Does anyone know how to switch off the damned 'international' feature on eBay? If I want to see what's available in the UK I would go to the UK site. Postage to here from the UK is stupid and I just want local or bits I can get via Mondial Relay for cheap!
I don't if this will help, but in advanced, next to the search button, you can scroll down and put in search parameters like location etc.