Bargains on ebay? (Part 2)

**walpurgis** · 22-07-2018, 16:34

Tannoy Dorset speakers at a very fair price. In Coventry.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tannoy-Do...UAAOSwl39bVGC~

**Edward** · 22-07-2018, 22:26

Anyone fancy some blinged up Ardens? You will need to take a long drive for the collection though.

https://www.marktplaats.nl/a/audio-t...oncentric.html

Actually looks like a reasonable price. The seller says he has had them since new and judging from his other kit (accuphase amps?) I reckon he looked after the Ardens well.

**Lawrence001** · 22-07-2018, 22:37

Originally Posted by Edwardlon

Anyone fancy some blinged up Ardens? You will need to take a long drive for the collection though.

https://www.marktplaats.nl/a/audio-t...oncentric.html

Actually looks like a reasonable price. The seller says he has had them since new and judging from his other kit (accuphase amps?) I reckon he looked after the Ardens well.

If they were in London I'd be seriously considering them..

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**Edward** · 22-07-2018, 22:48

Originally Posted by Lawrence001

If they were in London I'd be seriously considering them..

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For a few minutes I did ponder over picking them up. But the colour does not match my decor. Pity that.

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**Johnny nocash** · 24-07-2018, 17:08

Xiang Sheng 01A dac

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/332729198441

**dantheman91** · 25-07-2018, 16:37

Think those who would want to buy would like it fully tested for £150!

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Trio-KA-6...QAAOSwNDdbWIVk

**Audio Al** · 25-07-2018, 18:38

Originally Posted by dantheman91

Think those who would want to buy would like it fully tested for £150!

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Trio-KA-6...QAAOSwNDdbWIVk

220 volts ?

**komhst** · 26-07-2018, 10:03

Originally Posted by Audio Al

220 volts ?

A few decades ago 220V was the voltage here in Europe. Not 230V as it is nowadays.

montesquieu · 26-07-2018, 12:08

Originally Posted by komhst

A few decades ago 220V was the voltage here in Europe. Not 230V as it is nowadays.

Still is (effectively) in many places, the 230v is an average that enables us Brits and a few other oddball places to meet the standard, which is set pretty widely as a result.

**Pete The Cat** · 27-07-2018, 13:55

I wonder though, whether this means that kit designed for 220v is likely to prematurely age (eg transformer) when used in areas like mine where the mains runs at up to 245v ?

Pete

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