Never mind the shiny dustcaps. Some excellent speakers have used them. JBL and Fostex drivers for instance. The Isophon stuff is first rate. Those midrange units were getting on for £100 a pair new.Quote:
Originally Posted by ff1d1l
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Never mind the shiny dustcaps. Some excellent speakers have used them. JBL and Fostex drivers for instance. The Isophon stuff is first rate. Those midrange units were getting on for £100 a pair new.Quote:
Originally Posted by ff1d1l
Wonder if it's anyone we know.Quote:
Originally Posted by orbscure
Not sure I see a realistic ten grands worth there. Not to sell on at a useful mark up.
Have to say I didnt either. Most of the stuff is pretty run of the mill
Goodmans ax12 and ax15 too....Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
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Originally Posted by Marco
:nono: No not me :)
Agree there Geoff... having had a closer look at the list, £10k is highly optimistic... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Now this is far more interesting, and well priced. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/QUAD-Vinta...3D151820218859
That is cool but I bet Adam has three already, showing the time in London, New York and Paris ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Thirty five years ago, I bought a virtually identical cabinet via a local noticeboard. The contents were a white Garrard 301 with SME 3009 and Shure V15, Leak Troughline tuner, Point One preamp and Stereo 20 power amp, all in mint condition. At the time, what is now regarded as 'classic' gear was just thought of as old hat. The whole lot cost me £25! (£25 back then was a fair amount, but it was still a bargain)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Me too, about the same time, bought from a second hand shop in Edgware near the junction of Station road and the Edgware Road. Same cabinet, but containing 2 x Quad II power amps, Quad 22, Quad FM1 and stereo decoder. I can't remember what the turntable was, don't think it was anything special. Whole lot was also £25.Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis