Bargains on ebay?

Hi Kris,

You have an urgent PM :)

Marco.

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Originally Posted by Kris

£2,800 for a Day-Sequerra. I suppose they're as rare as hens teeth so Why not? A serious moneyed collecter will pay that no problem. Serious high end tuners can cost more than that new.

More of a bargain though is the Cello Palette http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Cello-Palette-...item3a55ad5487 If you want to risk buying it from a zero rated seller. I doubt it will be sold unless the new owner pays only when picks it up in person.

The last one on Ebay sold for £2,691.17 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CELLO-PALETTE-...d=p3286.c0.m14

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Only from Magnum Dynalab....does anyone else offer new high-end tuners.

Cello always struck me as being over priced....I could be wrong though.


Regards D S D L

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Originally Posted by Dalek Supreme D L

I regret not buying one...I have a CR5e. Almost as good, but not quite.


Regards D S D L

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the biggest i had was the 'RX505', was nice, my mate had the 'CR7' at the time Not really anything in the sound between em but the CR7 was nicer to use..Switched to big Tandbergs after Nak..

Here's an 'RX505' :)

http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a2...RX505Front.jpg

The best 2-head deck I've listened to was the LX-3. ;)

Nackers :lol: were great sounding & beautiful facias, go round the back & under the lid thats a different story, the inside are untidy cheap looking jungles just like any cheapo Japanese company..shame really..Reason i switched to Tandberg was sound & all round build inside & out.

These are to die for IMHO, i was a fool selling my old Tandberg clobber :( just look at that blue display/VU's...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Tandberg-TR207...item23043342e4

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Originally Posted by Andre

These are to die for IMHO, i was a fool selling my old Tandberg clobber :( just look at that blue display/VU's...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Tandberg-TR207...item23043342e4

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Looks very nice indeed. How do they sound Andre?


Regards D S D L

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Originally Posted by Andre

Nackers :lol: were great sounding & beautiful facias, blah blah blah.

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I read what I want... :lol:

I'm now worried that Nak spares for well known later models have run out.

The LX3 was a good machine, but as with the 5 and 700/1000 models of this period, the circuits and wiring looms were incredibly complex and trouble prone. The later, simpler construction (Ok, I know, IC's instead), did make for greater reliability.

My favourite oldie Nak was the 682-ZX and I wish I hadn't sold mine..