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  1. #4511
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    Hey guys,

    lets get 'touchy, feely' again, not 'touchy, touchy'.

    I don't think anybody expressed any malicious opinions.

  2. #4512
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    Well, if you called me thick as shit I'd think it was pretty malicious.
    Anyway, I think we all agree, it's time to return this thread back to it's rightful purpose:

    Someone got a nice deal here

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo View Post
    Well, if you called me thick as shit I'd think it was pretty malicious.
    Anyway, I think we all agree, it's time to return this thread back to it's rightful purpose:

    Someone got a nice deal here
    Your right there GW.
    But I have to say David Cameron speaks very eloquently,as do other politicians.
    Must all be ok people then.
    Bass Plonker

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    OK, leave it there now please. As said, back to Ebay bargains.
    Thank you.

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    Looks like a nice, quality item.

    Recently I've been thinking what you might get out of the old BSRs of the '70s used in music centres. Using just the drive and a better bearing might be interesting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Kipling View Post
    Looks like a nice, quality item.

    Recently I've been thinking what you might get out of the old BSRs of the '70s used in music centres. Using just the drive and a better bearing might be interesting.
    Trust me - don't. They were crap when they were new and the passage of time hasn't done a thing to change this.

    At least use a Garrard if you're really keen on a project like this. In fact I accepted a challenge a few years ago to 'audiophilie-ise' a Garrard SP25MkIII but have never got round to doing it!
    Engineers: fixing problems you didn't know you had in ways you don't understand.

  7. #4517
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    I'll take your word for it, Adam. I really should get a plinth sorted out for my 401 before doing anything else.

    Still mixing with the riff-raff here then!

  8. #4518
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonboy View Post
    back on track, these look very original

    Quad 11
    it'll be interesting to see what it goes for.

    Not been used since 1985 - I really hope he didn't 'just connect it up' and run it for 2 hours. I can't believe all those original KT's are totally stable, I reckon he more likely ran it for 5 minutes before quickly switching off.
    Paul.

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    An Usher CD player which I have not heard personally but those that have rate it highly. £56 with 2 days to go might not rise too much in price due to it's rarity

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Usher-CD-1...item460ab7ba02

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    Quote Originally Posted by Effem View Post
    An Usher CD player which I have not heard personally but those that have rate it highly. £56 with 2 days to go might not rise too much in price due to it's rarity

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Usher-CD-1...item460ab7ba02
    One went last week for about £100.

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