Yes, I can see they are in good condition. But the price...I don't think so.
Anyway, up to the seller.
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Yes, I can see they are in good condition. But the price...I don't think so.
Anyway, up to the seller.
Won this 1968 GPO '706F' telephone tuther day £20.00, arrived today in ace condition
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oops! i forgot it's an Hi-Fi forum :D
Ha - love it. My fav phonz! :respect:
Marco.
I wont entertain crapy digital phones. no way hosay :)
Nice one Andre, I bought a black one at a booty for £3 a couple of years ago and plan to give it to my parents soon as they are both getting a bit deaf and never hear their cordless phone, drives me mad trying to get hold of them sometimesQuote:
Originally Posted by Rare Bird
Aye well the conversion cables are only like a fiver in authentic coloured cable, new number label for the centre of the phone are about two quid with your own specified number added.. can't go wrong..Presently looking for a 1968 GPO '722L' trim phone in grey/blue to match my Ferrograph 307 amp & open Reel
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Maybe use it with a dac.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rare Bird
Look at it this way the wife can't walk around all day with one of these phone perminantly bonded to her lug hole :rolleyes:
Isn't it a buy it now at around £500?Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
I think though that a friend sold one in good condition relatively recently as a normal auction and it sold for nearer £250.. Perhaps this one is NOS though?
A laser either works or it doesn't in my opinion. That it was playing erratically suggests that it is something other than the laser.Quote:
Originally Posted by oscarsaudio
I reckon a recap of the player would get it working, in my ignorant view.