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That sounds plausible.Quote:
Originally Posted by killie99
I got stung for £50 when I ended an auction which had a £500 bid on it. After a long phone conversation eBay said they would give it back but they never did. I rarely use eBay to sell these days because of that - it's cost them many £hundreds in fees.
I reckon that's what he's up to, he has other items listed that would be priced in the millions otherwise.
Remember this from a few weeks back, didn't sell @ £2500 or even at £1850 yet....... Look at it now
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/322408368647
Only a collector would buy it and I guess might pay well over the odds for a bit of BBC history. But if he wants money he should sell the SP 10's individually. Even without plinth he'd get 6-700 each. That he's put the price up by double shows hes a bit of a numpty.
In perpetual pursuit.
If anyone wants a genuine audiophile power amp for not much more than beer money, then invest £95 here ...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3321144471...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
It's the same power amp as my Philips 370 but with a different fascia.
It sounds superb if you appreciate the 'open window on the music' type of approach.
You'll need DIN adapters for the speaker connections, though.
Jesus! A Linn Axis bid up to £460 so far. Ends soon. That's twice what I'd pay (assuming I wanted another).
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Linn-Axis-...AAAOSwTglYlEAK
Unusual PA Tannoys with Monitor Reds. Never seen these before, but you wouldn't get the asking price of £20,000 off me for them.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TANNOY-P-A...EAAOSw2gxYnfBd
Just shows the power of postage.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikeyb
Ended @£7277 plus £250 Delivery
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Originally Posted by hermit
Bargain?:scratch: