Originally Posted by Jac Hawk
What you mean it isn'tffs better retract my offer then
Yeah after £80K for the hat you're all spent out anyway.
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What you mean it isn't
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Seriously though, I noticed that he's had 7 offers for it, I would love to know what's been offered
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Postage and packing is a bit of a bargain as well...
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just noticed the delivery charge keith, i suppose he thinks everyone lives on the moon, so in that case it's reasonable, i mean yer gonna need a rocket and hiring NASA is expensive these days
have you seen his other stuff, he wants £950 for a marantz receiver, which i guess is a bargain in his eyes
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Off on a different tack here, but has anyone ever considered a laboratory DC power supply for their gear, like one by HP or TTi etc?
They seem to go, or even not sell, for around £30 - £45 and are surely highly highly regulated to the extreme! Must be good for DACs etc..
Such as this: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Power-Supply-H...-/200604135019 (OK, this one isn't tested but often they are).
They are normally multi hundred ££ units.. and surely better than any 'super reg' for 3 times the price?
A current auction: A Thurlby Dual supply - try connecting one side to the digital section and the other to the analogue section of your modded CD plater...
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Good speakers, but condition is not brilliant, nor is the price.
6"EMI + EMI hard dome tweeter.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...E:B:SS:GB:1123
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as long as they can be adjusted to the correct output for your needs i don't see why not, IMHO anything audiophile related is expensive and in some cases it isn't justified, this may be one of those times
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Never tried this model early Teleton amp. All the models I have tried are pretty good.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...E:B:SS:GB:1123
Andr'e, see the rocker switches
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