Yes but open to offers... they are part of the Heritage Range so I can assure you they are going to be very good...Quote:
Originally Posted by Brigadoon
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Yes but open to offers... they are part of the Heritage Range so I can assure you they are going to be very good...Quote:
Originally Posted by Brigadoon
Strange listing, this is for a single speaker.. and way over priced for a single speaker to be honest..
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BNIB-REGA-...oAAOSwoydWnDSR
Strange one that. Why just a single RS3 ? They were supplied in pairs only.
Also, there is clearly damage to the grille and what look to be marks on the front badge, so not 'new'.
Whaaaaat!!!! I know older stuff is fetching reasonable prices now!!! But am I missing something :eek: :eek:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Leak-Stere...8AAOSw5dNWrSax
Might be worth a grand. What's a "Shure Empire III" cartridge? :scratch:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom-Brown
Stereo 20 maybe £400, the deck maybe £150, Tuner £100 tops, not 'Shure' about the cartridge ho ho, and pre-amp essentially worthless. Add some on for the valves, still can't see how it can be more than a grand unless you really want the cabinet. And you could have one made for a lot less than the price difference. Over-optimistic at £2600Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom-Brown
Don't minty (like that one) Stereo 20s fetch more than £400? I'd have thought £500-700.... However, I'm no expert on this. It's a nice thing though, and perfect for someone wanting to complete their 1960s lounge with some hi-fi kit from the period :)
Marco.
Recently they go for between £450 and £800 on eBay - so £600 is would be more accurate. Fair point.
Tis a queer one that...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninanina
The guy is chancing his arm but given the interest in 'retro' among the bearded/sockless brigade there may actually be value in the fact it's all got up in a cabinet, most have been broken up long ago and this one isn't the worst out there by any means.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca