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It just doesn't look like they were taken care of...
I can only go by what I see... If you say they sound lovely I'll take your word for it... Still look like **** though.... -- Steven Sena XS Sound www.xssound.com "Fletcher" wrote in message ... Steven Sena wrote: Wow...Talk about some beat to **** u47's... Golly... when I used them I thought they sounded lovely... to each their own I suppose... -- Fletcher Mercenary Audio TEL: 508-543-0069 FAX: 508-543-9670 http://www.mercenary.com "this is not a problem" |
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"Steven Sena" wrote in message ...
It just doesn't look like they were taken care of... I can only go by what I see... If you say they sound lovely I'll take your word for it... Still look like **** though.... -- Steven Sena XS Sound www.xssound.com I actually came across this auction prowling around on Ebay for a Symetrix 501. They are doing it as this weird "bidspotter" thing whatever the hell that is...it gets advertised on Ebay but it's more of a live auction later on. You have to pre-register and a bunch of other crap. Anyway, they are STARTING the bid for their 501 at $100, which is at or above what 501's usually cap out at on ebay...they might fetch a bit more sometimes but $100 is usually the ceiling. So if this is any indication of their pricing for an AUCTION then good luck... Analogeezer |
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Analogeezer wrote:
"Steven Sena" wrote in message ... It just doesn't look like they were taken care of... I can only go by what I see... If you say they sound lovely I'll take your word for it... Still look like **** though.... -- Steven Sena XS Sound www.xssound.com I actually came across this auction prowling around on Ebay for a Symetrix 501. They are doing it as this weird "bidspotter" thing whatever the hell that is...it gets advertised on Ebay but it's more of a live auction later on. You have to pre-register and a bunch of other crap. Anyway, they are STARTING the bid for their 501 at $100, which is at or above what 501's usually cap out at on ebay...they might fetch a bit more sometimes but $100 is usually the ceiling. So if this is any indication of their pricing for an AUCTION then good luck... Analogeezer There will also be a 15% surcharge on all sales to cover the auction costs. Some damn nice gear though.... -- -- John Noll Retromedia Sound Studios Red Bank, NJ 07701 Phone: 732-842-3853 Fax: 732-842-5631 http://www.retromedia.net |
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![]() "John Noll" wrote in message ... Analogeezer wrote: "Steven Sena" wrote in message ... It just doesn't look like they were taken care of... I can only go by what I see... If you say they sound lovely I'll take your word for it... Still look like **** though.... -- Steven Sena XS Sound www.xssound.com I actually came across this auction prowling around on Ebay for a Symetrix 501. They are doing it as this weird "bidspotter" thing whatever the hell that is...it gets advertised on Ebay but it's more of a live auction later on. You have to pre-register and a bunch of other crap. Anyway, they are STARTING the bid for their 501 at $100, which is at or above what 501's usually cap out at on ebay...they might fetch a bit more sometimes but $100 is usually the ceiling. So if this is any indication of their pricing for an AUCTION then good luck... Analogeezer There will also be a 15% surcharge on all sales to cover the auction costs. Some damn nice gear though.... -- John Noll The gig is that they don't own their own building & real estate... so the odds of someone grabbing the whole lot are pretty slim. So bidding on individual pieces is certainly not out of the question. I took the time to peruse the entire auction list. Amazing. This is how a studio should look in my humble estimation... albeit a fantasy for me. Since the aution is being handled by an experienced audio guy, it should be fun to watch if nothing else. I plan to bid on a few low dollar items that hopefully most people would pass on, but was the drool ever coating my keyboard as I passed through the item list. Registering was no big deal... user name, password, contact phone and e-mail. No brainer. To pull this 'live' auction off, I can understand the 15% fee. The tough part, is that you have to make an advance deposit equal to 10% of your expected purchasing power in order to be approved for proxy or absentee bidding. If you plan to sit in the building, it's a $200 admission fee. Actually, it's both sad and amazing at the same time. -- David Morgan (MAMS) http://www.m-a-m-s.com Morgan Audio Media Service Dallas, Texas (214) 662-9901 _______________________________________ http://www.artisan-recordingstudio.com |
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In article , MAMS\
wrote: If you plan to sit in the building, it's a $200 admission fee. A non refundable $200 to get into the auction. That's cute. David Correia Celebration Sound Warren, Rhode Island www.CelebrationSound.com |
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In article , MAMS\
wrote: If you plan to sit in the building, it's a $200 admission fee. A non refundable $200 to get into the auction. That's cute. I didn't mean to mislead... it's a $200 'security' fee that will be applied to purchases. IOW, they don't want any pocketless onlookers in the house. The Auctioneer is Alan Feierstein, therefore the auctioneer has an interest in the items and can place a bid on behalf of the _seller_! Interesting.... I wonder if he can bid on stuff himself. It would be interesting to find out what the cool things he has actually sell for. If anyone here goes, wouldya post whatever noteable items you remember? David Correia Celebration Sound Warren, Rhode Island www.CelebrationSound.com |
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![]() "david" wrote in message ... In article , MAMS\ wrote: If you plan to sit in the building, it's a $200 admission fee. A non refundable $200 to get into the auction. That's cute. I didn't mean to mislead... it's a $200 'security' fee that will be applied to purchases. IOW, they don't want any pocketless onlookers in the house. The Auctioneer is Alan Feierstein, therefore the auctioneer has an interest in the items and can place a bid on behalf of the _seller_! Interesting.... I wonder if he can bid on stuff himself. It would be interesting to find out what the cool things he has actually sell for. If anyone here goes, wouldya post whatever noteable items you remember? David Correia He can only place an opening bid, sort of 'set the reserve' on behalf of the seller. Alan owns the building and I think Acoustilog, and Sorcerer is a DBA of Acoustilog. You can preview anything in the auction without registering... everything from living pythons to water coolers to Studers and office chairs. http://ebay.bidspotter.com/forms/ima...p?gallery=1123 -- David Morgan (MAMS) http://www.m-a-m-s.com http://www.artisan-recordingstudio.com |
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