I have just listed a pair of speaker cabinets cut for Lowthers:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...0518&rd=1&rd=1


They are toss useless (beautifully made though) and I will happily hand them
over for a quid - there's absolutely no room for them in my garage/workshop
and it's cheaper than a skip or dragging them to the tip!!

:-)

Also, probably tomorrow, I will be listing a Helius Scorpio tonearm (in need
of refurbishment - rewiring &c. and needs a mounting collar) unless anyone
here wants it for a very reasonable sum....???

Keith G wrote:
I have just listed a pair of speaker cabinets cut for Lowthers:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...0518&rd=1&rd=1


They are toss useless (beautifully made though) and I will happily
hand them over for a quid - there's absolutely no room for them in my
garage/workshop and it's cheaper than a skip or dragging them to the
tip!!
:-)

Also, probably tomorrow, I will be listing a Helius Scorpio tonearm
(in need of refurbishment - rewiring &c. and needs a mounting collar)
unless anyone here wants it for a very reasonable sum....???

Will post a link on wigwam forum might find a buyer

Dave xxxx wrote:
Keith G wrote:
I have just listed a pair of speaker cabinets cut for Lowthers:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...0518&rd=1&rd=1


They are toss useless (beautifully made though) and I will happily
hand them over for a quid - there's absolutely no room for them in my
garage/workshop and it's cheaper than a skip or dragging them to the
tip!!
:-)

Also, probably tomorrow, I will be listing a Helius Scorpio tonearm
(in need of refurbishment - rewiring &c. and needs a mounting collar)
unless anyone here wants it for a very reasonable sum....???

Will post a link on wigwam forum might find a buyer

Why don't you freecycle them?

"Dave xxxx" wrote in message
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Keith G wrote:
I have just listed a pair of speaker cabinets cut for Lowthers:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...0518&rd=1&rd=1


They are toss useless (beautifully made though) and I will happily
hand them over for a quid - there's absolutely no room for them in my
garage/workshop and it's cheaper than a skip or dragging them to the
tip!!
:-)

Also, probably tomorrow, I will be listing a Helius Scorpio tonearm
(in need of refurbishment - rewiring &c. and needs a mounting collar)
unless anyone here wants it for a very reasonable sum....???

Will post a link on wigwam forum might find a buyer


OK Dave - appreciate that!! :-)

"jasee" wrote in message
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Dave xxxx wrote:
Keith G wrote:
I have just listed a pair of speaker cabinets cut for Lowthers:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...0518&rd=1&rd=1


They are toss useless (beautifully made though) and I will happily
hand them over for a quid - there's absolutely no room for them in my
garage/workshop and it's cheaper than a skip or dragging them to the
tip!!
:-)

Also, probably tomorrow, I will be listing a Helius Scorpio tonearm
(in need of refurbishment - rewiring &c. and needs a mounting collar)
unless anyone here wants it for a very reasonable sum....???

Will post a link on wigwam forum might find a buyer

Why don't you freecycle them?



Thanks for the suggestion Jasee, but I don't really want to get into all
that. The speaker cabinets have already got a 99p bid on them and I'll
happily hand them over the doorstep for that (they were freebies and are no
good to me), the tonearm doesn't take up too much space so isn't a problem!
(Sod's Law says the minute I get rid of the arm a suitable deck will
appear!! ;-)

On Thu, 8 Mar 2007 22:08:29 -0000, "Keith G"
wrote:


I have just listed a pair of speaker cabinets cut for Lowthers:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...0518&rd=1&rd=1


They are toss useless (beautifully made though) and I will happily hand them
over for a quid - there's absolutely no room for them in my garage/workshop
and it's cheaper than a skip or dragging them to the tip!!

:-)


You might want to add the driver size in there somewhere? Or do they
only make one?

Also, probably tomorrow, I will be listing a Helius Scorpio tonearm (in need
of refurbishment - rewiring &c. and needs a mounting collar) unless anyone
here wants it for a very reasonable sum....???






d

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"Don Pearce" wrote in message
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On Thu, 8 Mar 2007 22:08:29 -0000, "Keith G"
wrote:


I have just listed a pair of speaker cabinets cut for Lowthers:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...0518&rd=1&rd=1


They are toss useless (beautifully made though) and I will happily hand
them
over for a quid - there's absolutely no room for them in my
garage/workshop
and it's cheaper than a skip or dragging them to the tip!!

:-)


You might want to add the driver size in there somewhere? Or do they
only make one?



Just about - 19cm cutout, but there are a few rare models which use a
smaller hole (14cm?) and there are the in-situ fixings to consider (unless
the buyer is planning a serious hack job) - the queer thing is my EX3s had
to be turned 90 degrees to fit them! (Minorly ittitating as the EX's have
the name/model No. on the phase plug!)

(One of the beauties of Lowthers with their screw terminals is that you can
swap drivers in well under 10 minutes with just a single screwdriver! :-)

"Keith G" wrote in


Just about - 19cm cutout, but there are a few rare models which use a
smaller hole (14cm?) and there are the in-situ fixings to consider (unless
the buyer is planning a serious hack job) - the queer thing is my EX3s had
to be turned 90 degrees to fit them! (Minorly ittitating as the EX's have
the name/model No. on the phase plug!)


Oops! Throw that 'ittitating' out and put this *irritating* in its
place......

:-)

On Sat, 10 Mar 2007 12:09:53 -0000, "Keith G"
wrote:


"Keith G" wrote in


Just about - 19cm cutout, but there are a few rare models which use a
smaller hole (14cm?) and there are the in-situ fixings to consider (unless
the buyer is planning a serious hack job) - the queer thing is my EX3s had
to be turned 90 degrees to fit them! (Minorly ittitating as the EX's have
the name/model No. on the phase plug!)


Oops! Throw that 'ittitating' out and put this *irritating* in its
place......

:-)



Can I keep that ittitating? It would be useful for those irritating
iterations of software I'm always having to download.

d

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Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com

"Don Pearce" wrote in message
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On Sat, 10 Mar 2007 12:09:53 -0000, "Keith G"
wrote:


"Keith G" wrote in


Just about - 19cm cutout, but there are a few rare models which use a
smaller hole (14cm?) and there are the in-situ fixings to consider
(unless
the buyer is planning a serious hack job) - the queer thing is my EX3s
had
to be turned 90 degrees to fit them! (Minorly ittitating as the EX's
have
the name/model No. on the phase plug!)


Oops! Throw that 'ittitating' out and put this *irritating* in its
place......

:-)



Can I keep that ittitating? It would be useful for those irritating
iterations of software I'm always having to download.



Sure, if you can use it - bit like the speaker cabinets, I'd sooner see
things recycled than binned!!