Bargains on ebay?

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Originally Posted by Ali Tait

Aye, they are a sweet little amp, and really are Class A up to their rated output power (which isn't much, probably around 7 w/ch. or so, maybe a bit more with a tail wind). I believe the more modern ones still use the same circuit, just have more power, which means they got it right in the first place!

I have one tucked away in the cupboard. They are going up in price if that is the going rate now. Still good value even so IMHO.

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When you say ''the more modern ones'' do you mean the A21a, which is the version from the late 90s? (I think)

Cheers.

Yes, and right up to the ones they sell now AFAIK.

Jason has a modern one in his system

Look and feel lovely, built like a battleship. I found the sound a little warm for my personal taste when I heard one but not bad at all.

More LS3/5A Madness - £4,000 already, with an hour still to go!

Idiots!

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Originally Posted by Alex_UK

More LS3/5A Madness - £4,000 already, with an hour still to go!

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£5,600... Half-an-hour and counting - will they beat the previous record of £8,400? And more to the point, why are these 2 pairs going for more than £1,500 :scratch:

Even more to the point, why are they going for more than £200?

Why are they going for more than £500 is my question, since so many weren't good when new and will only have gone worse with the decades!

Let these idiots spend too much money on out of spec crap far removed from an ideal example and smile smugly to ourselves that it's highly likely that you'd get a better sound from a modern £200pr Chinese made speaker and an incomparably better sound from the modern Stirlings or Harbeths (Spendor had their chance and blew it with stodge-boxes, although the SA1 series 2 is better I believe).

They were a a bargain in the end :rolleyes: just under £7k.