Yeah bet the seller is gutted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
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Yeah bet the seller is gutted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
Like the Terminator, these speakers'll be back! I reckon the buyer will mysteriously disappear.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
They are worth more than £200 but less than £1000 when compared with other speakers for sound quality. I couldn't give a toss about their heritage, collectability or anything else. SQ, and only SQ, counts.
I've seen it before... If others are selling a similar item to yours bid them all up to stupidly high amounts then bidders will be attracted to yours which are still at a sane price or yours also get bid to a stupidly high price 'cos the bidders thought that's now the going rate.... Or something like that anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by myles
Seems like an awful lot of effort to me :rolleyes: but these are hard times people are getting desperate. I've noticed a lot of eBay users have become more cut throat recently.
There isn't a sane genuine buyer in this world that would pay this price. The new improved versions Sterling Broadcast make cost a fraction of this. The standard ones sounded pretty unimpressive to me back in the day.
Are these worth a punt?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...32#description
No they're rubbish. ;) The only reason I've been watching them is to see how much some mug will pay for them. ;) ;) ;)
Last pair I remember seeing went for c. £250 iirc.
Somebody please stop him :steam:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-LP...item1c324adc34
Please use the correct terminology, or you will be spanked with the red-hot tip of a teaspoon! The word is 'PISHANTO'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
Now, repeat........ What are they??
Marco.
Pishanto Marco, they're pishanto...Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
(NOT!) ;)