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Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo
Your front room will happily swallow up stacked Quads, Jon - get 'em in there! While yer at it, do the job properly & hoover up some Hartley woofers and Decca tweets too!
...are you about next week? I may be nearby for a few days.
Hi Chris,
I around just drop me a line first to double check as i'm on call out
Jon
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BANG-OLUFS...item2a3565fc30
Love the paint job ( not )and as for the price
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I'm Nick.
A shame it's in Germany - a Yamaha T-2 tuner in absolutely pristine condition:
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Yamaha-T-2-an...tchlink:top:de
Maybe worth asking if the seller will ship to the UK.
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He says £30 postage to EU. Last time I looked the UK was still in or has Dave slipped one in somehow??
Interesting looking tuner. I wonder why they included both analogue and digital dials??
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Strange lot 'collectors'. Who the hell would pay for something just because it is a one off. Even if Pollock himself had done it, it would be overpriced. Its just a bit of hi-fi!!http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BANG-OLUFS...item2a3565fc30
Love the paint job ( not )
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Well the shipping says "Kein Versand nach Großbritannien" which means "No postage to UK" but I have often found that if you ask the seller nicely they will oblige.
The T-2 was Yamaha's TOTL from the late 70s-early 80s so the sort of time when analogue tuning was being replaced by digital. The digital display in this case is a frequency counter. I have a T-2 here and it sounds absolutely stunning on the right broadcast. It also has very good RF performance, the best of any Yamaha if the specs are to be believed.
Could be a good buy for someone now that the radio DSO has been postponed indefinitely.
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Dont know the going rate but look like good value http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/C-J-Walker...item233402de94
About as cheap as you'll find a working example now http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Nytech-CA2...item233402bfc3
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A load of Jackson Pollocks then.
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Quite so
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