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  1. #8801
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    If you use cartridges with highish compliance, here's a nice, sensibly priced arm that will work well with them:

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/audio-tech...item4d1619fba6
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

  2. #8802
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    Default Pair of refoamed JPW AP3s in Blonde Oak finish - yummy!

    Lovely pair of AP3s in Helston.

    Willing to post too

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2213340066...84.m1438.l2649




  3. #8803
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    Need a cash injection for a new CD spinner otherwise they'd be staying

  4. #8804
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    Crikey, I remember [all of 3-4 years ago] these used to sell for £80 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EXPOSURE-X...item43c3088d8d

  5. #8805
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    I wonder how much Rega will charge for one new cabinet ? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1511816363...84.m1423.l2649

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    Quote Originally Posted by istari_knight View Post
    Need a cash injection for a new CD spinner otherwise they'd be staying
    Yours then, James?

    You can buy a CD spinner any day of any week mate for peanuts on ebay, but can you say the same for AP3s?

    Yoooool beeee sorrreeeeee

  7. #8807
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    Well... Its depends on how much they sell for

    Under £100 & the buyer will be politely asked to "foxtrot oscar"

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    Quote Originally Posted by istari_knight View Post
    Well... Its depends on how much they sell for

    Under £100 & the buyer will be politely asked to "foxtrot oscar"
    Then you need to relist them with a £100 reserve or you will fall foul of ebay regs James...

  9. #8809
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    In the cancel transaction thingamebob on eBay there is an "item has been lost" option which can be used in such times of need... I don't condone it but when you sell on eBay as often as I do you have to be a bit of a b*stard otherwise you get mugged off

    Anyway, I'm confident they'll achieve a decent price so no worries

  10. #8810
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    Quote Originally Posted by istari_knight View Post
    Well... Its depends on how much they sell for

    Under £100 & the buyer will be politely asked to "foxtrot oscar"
    Like you, I have been watching speakers and CD spinners (now in fact!) for quite and I have seen so many items stuck at their low starting price right up until the closing minutes, then the bidding usually goes nuts - for worthwhile items of course. It was always my understanding that you can halt an item before 12 hours of auction end but not after, unless you know differently

    I would put a reserve on if they were mine and tell the punters what the reserve is - it does make a difference if it's sensible

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