Good day,
I am a hifi dealer from India and am looking for Preowned dealers from South East Asia, UK and Europe for used 220v original sharp quick sale deals in brands like - Avm, Accuphase, Mcintosh and also Pmc. Only scratch less units max 8/10 please.

Thanks

"Sid Trehan" wrote in message
...
Good day,
I am a hifi dealer from India and am looking for Preowned dealers
from South East Asia, UK and Europe for used 220v original sharp
quick sale deals in brands like - Avm, Accuphase, Mcintosh and also
Pmc. Only scratch less units max 8/10 please.

Thanks


If you are in India and looking for outlets in India, why are to
'advertising' in a UK newsgroup?

He probably hit the wrond button.

I was just trying to figure out what UK might mean if it did not mean UK,
and on the other hand if he is not looking to the UK why write in English? I
reckon he is here, looking for old stuff he can flog back in India.
Sadly, there is much good hi fi around but people are being conned into
buying AV and dodgy bluetooth speakers, sound bars and surround systems with
naff speakers. None of which sound in the slightest bit convincing.
Brian

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"Huge" wrote in message
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On 2017-08-19, Woody wrote:

"Sid Trehan" wrote in message
...
Good day,
I am a hifi dealer from India and am looking for Preowned dealers
from South East Asia, UK and Europe for used 220v original sharp
quick sale deals in brands like - Avm, Accuphase, Mcintosh and also
Pmc. Only scratch less units max 8/10 please.

Thanks


If you are in India and looking for outlets in India, why are to
'advertising' in a UK newsgroup?

Probably doesn't understand what "uk." means. Usenet is pretty mysterious
to most people these days.


--
I don't have an attitude problem. If you have a problem with my
attitude, that's your problem.

Once upon a time on usenet Brian Gaff wrote:
He probably hit the wrond button.

Nope.

I was just trying to figure out what UK might mean if it did not mean
UK, and on the other hand if he is not looking to the UK why write in
English?

English is the most widespread langauge in India. It's a 'country' that
compromises a large number of ethinic groups who all have thier own
langauges but all of whom understand the langauge of the erstwhile colonial
overlords to a greater or lesser extent.

I reckon he is here, looking for old stuff he can flog back
in India.

Excellent deduction there - considering he said as much.

Sadly, there is much good hi fi around

.... and India has a relatively new strata of its population who now have
money to buy this gear but are without the sources at home - hence our
enterprising Indian friends post.

I'm just pondering if the tone of the replies to this post are down to
racism, arrogance or (more kindly) an aversion to commercial posts on
usenet.
--
Shaun.

"Humans will have advanced a long, long way when religious belief has a cozy
little classification in the DSM*."
David Melville (in r.a.s.f1)
(*Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders)

but people are being conned
into buying AV and dodgy bluetooth speakers, sound bars and surround
systems with naff speakers. None of which sound in the slightest bit
convincing. Brian

On 2017-08-19, Woody wrote:

"Sid Trehan" wrote in message
...
Good day,
I am a hifi dealer from India and am looking for Preowned dealers
from South East Asia, UK and Europe for used 220v original sharp
quick sale deals in brands like - Avm, Accuphase, Mcintosh and also
Pmc. Only scratch less units max 8/10 please.

Thanks


If you are in India and looking for outlets in India, why are to
'advertising' in a UK newsgroup?

Probably doesn't understand what "uk." means. Usenet is pretty
mysterious to most people these days.


--
I don't have an attitude problem. If you have a problem with my
attitude, that's your problem.

Once upon a time on usenet Huge wrote:
On 2017-08-19, Woody wrote:

"Sid Trehan" wrote in message
...
Good day,
I am a hifi dealer from India and am looking for Preowned dealers
from South East Asia, UK and Europe for used 220v original sharp
quick sale deals in brands like - Avm, Accuphase, Mcintosh and also
Pmc. Only scratch less units max 8/10 please.

Thanks


If you are in India and looking for outlets in India, why are to
'advertising' in a UK newsgroup?

Probably doesn't understand what "uk." means. Usenet is pretty
mysterious to most people these days.

Obviously. You both seem to have missed the part where he says he's looking
to buy from markets which use ~220v gear including the UK.

You cast aspersions on *his* comprehension of English (or lack thereof)...
--
Shaun.

"Humans will have advanced a long, long way when religious belief has a cozy
little classification in the DSM*."
David Melville (in r.a.s.f1)
(*Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders)

In article ,
~misfit~ wrote:
Once upon a time on usenet Huge wrote:
On 2017-08-19, Woody wrote:

"Sid Trehan" wrote in message
...
Good day,
I am a hifi dealer from India and am looking for Preowned dealers
from South East Asia, UK and Europe for used 220v original sharp
quick sale deals in brands like - Avm, Accuphase, Mcintosh and also
Pmc. Only scratch less units max 8/10 please.

Thanks


If you are in India and looking for outlets in India, why are to
'advertising' in a UK newsgroup?

Probably doesn't understand what "uk." means. Usenet is pretty
mysterious to most people these days.

Obviously. You both seem to have missed the part where he says he's
looking to buy from markets which use ~220v gear including the UK.

The UK is 240v. Older equipment designed for 220v will very likely go bang
on 240v. Unless the mains transformer has a 240v tapping.

But the equipment mentioned isn't exactly mainstream UK either.

So just why are you defending spam?

You cast aspersions on *his* comprehension of English (or lack thereof)...

--
*Rehab is for quitters.

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

Dave Plowman (Nutcase Moron) wrote:

------------------------------------

Obviously. You both seem to have missed the part where he says he's
looking to buy from markets which use ~220v gear including the UK.

The UK is 240v. Older equipment designed for 220v will very likely go bang
on 240v. Unless the mains transformer has a 240v tapping.


** India is a 230VAC country, so is the UK and Australia, despite the supply being 240VAC at most locations.



..... Phil

In article ,
Phil Allison wrote:
Dave Plowman (Nutcase Moron) wrote:

------------------------------------

Obviously. You both seem to have missed the part where he says he's
looking to buy from markets which use ~220v gear including the UK.

The UK is 240v. Older equipment designed for 220v will very likely go bang
on 240v. Unless the mains transformer has a 240v tapping.


** India is a 230VAC country, so is the UK and Australia, despite the supply being 240VAC at most locations.


230v here was an EU harmonisation. So that equipment made afterwards had
to be suitable for the spread across the EU. But the voltage didn't change
in the UK, even although the specification did. For many things it is OK -
but tungsten lamps have either their brightness and or life altered if not
run at the voltage they are designed for.

220v sounds very like a US etc standard.

--
*Remember: First you pillage, then you burn.

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
...
In article ,
~misfit~ wrote:
Once upon a time on usenet Huge wrote:
On 2017-08-19, Woody wrote:

"Sid Trehan" wrote in message
...
Good day,
I am a hifi dealer from India and am looking for Preowned
dealers
from South East Asia, UK and Europe for used 220v original
sharp
quick sale deals in brands like - Avm, Accuphase, Mcintosh and
also
Pmc. Only scratch less units max 8/10 please.

Thanks


If you are in India and looking for outlets in India, why are to
'advertising' in a UK newsgroup?

Probably doesn't understand what "uk." means. Usenet is pretty
mysterious to most people these days.

Obviously. You both seem to have missed the part where he says he's
looking to buy from markets which use ~220v gear including the UK.

The UK is 240v. Older equipment designed for 220v will very likely
go bang
on 240v. Unless the mains transformer has a 240v tapping.

[snip]

Unlikely. Yes the transformer and/or regulators might run a bit warmer
but it is very poor design if 10% over voltage causes something to
fail big time.


--
Woody

harrogate3 at ntlworld dot com

In article ,
Woody wrote:
The UK is 240v. Older equipment designed for 220v will very likely go
bang on 240v. Unless the mains transformer has a 240v tapping.

[snip]

Unlikely. Yes the transformer and/or regulators might run a bit warmer
but it is very poor design if 10% over voltage causes something to
fail big time.

I'd expect anything to cope with a short term over voltage. But long term
may well be very different. Up to you if you want to risk it.

I have a Quad 405 on the bench at the moment. That has settings for
220,230 and 240v. Why would they bother if it didn't matter?

--
*America is so advanced that even the chairs are electric.

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.