"jim" wrote in
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"Fred Nachbaur" wrote in message
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Philip Lawrence wrote:
michael Mueller wrote:

Hi RATS
Check out this e-bay auction. How rare is this piece and who wants
to bet this is going to cost an arm when it finally sells

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...46&category=32
80

Regards
Mike M

Looks like a heap of comercial junk.
Phil.

Oh Phil, say it isn't so! The seller swears that "the sound is
incredibly three-dimensional, with lots of air and a see-through sound
stage - space is projected in a very believable way. Separation between
instruments/voices is first rate - the best I've heard. Very deep,
tight and well defined bass lines with real texture and tonal color."

[gag]

Cheers,
Fred
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C,mon , Fred .......
It may be crap but it's old and it's got valves and this is what
matters. 'Limited edition' or 'only a few were ever made' says it was a
commercial failure which was rapidly discontinued. It was either crap or
hopelessly overpriced..... Dyna sold thousands, Telefunken sold a few
hundred. Draw your own conclusion.
In my shed, I have a completely buggered water pump off an old Ford. The
bearings collapsed and the seals have gone so it rumbles like f--k and
****es water everywhere. I'm only hanging on to it in case I can sell
it on Ebay, one day.
Have a look round the house. Everybody has a broken electric kettle or a
shoe with a hole in it.
These are bankeable assets nowadays. Hang on to them. We can sell them
to twentysomethings with hair gel and attitude
regards
jim


regards
jim




Anytime someone can sell burned out light bulbs and dryer lint on ebay...
Isn't this a great country!!! (:)

r


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