For Sale: OT: The 'it looks like I've robbed a house' sale. Media/AV stuff

Apparently these 'aren't allowed to sit behind a chair in the living room anymore', so I'm getting rid.

All pictures are here
http://imgur.com/a/Pf7WW#0

1. Denon AVR-1907
   
   

Excellent condition, with remote. Silver, and all the details are here
http://www.denon.co.uk/uk/Product/Pages/Product-Detail.aspx?Catid=HomeTheatre&SubId=AVReceivers&ProductId=AVR1907

£50 Available again, no contact from Hazzus and I need the money unfortunately.

1. Pioneer XC L7 CD/Radio with two speakers and a sub.
   I think the CD player might be a bit sketchy on this, I haven't used it for a while. The radio works perfectly, as does the Aux input.
   This one http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/pioneer_xc_l7xcl.html
   
   

It looks cool and is perfect for a bedroom, kitchen or shed provided you don't mind listening to an ipod through it or using the radio.
£10

1. Daboda HMC 1 (later rebranded Rapsody N35).
   This is a media streamer that'll read files off your network disks (NAS type thing or your hard drive) and output in anything up to 1080i. Outputs are component and DVI for HD, also optical output for audio and normal Video/Audio SD outputs.
   It'll read most file formats.
   ALSO, it works as a network drive with an internal drive, allowing you to save directly to it (I used to use it for torrents) for backups or a shared music library.
   Takes IDE drives so up to 500GB I think. There's a 60GB one in there now that you can have.
   Original power supply is lost, but there's a bodged one included that does the job.
   Boxed and with the manual (battery cover for remote is missing though, unfortunately).
   **
   Please note, this doesn't work well with Macs (post Leopard, anyway). On Windows you need to download a bit of software to make the drive show up in explorer, OSX stopped supporting it a while ago.**
   £25

2. Freeview with HDD recorder. Scart output.
   From Maplin, takes IDE drives as well. Works fine, can schedule recording from the tv guide.
   Not freeview HD.
   Unfortunately it's missing the hard drive cover, but it doesn't matter unless you're planning to carry it about the house with you.
   With remote, no drive included.

£20

1. Safecom HDD enclosure. Two firewire (the big type) output and USB 2.0.
   £8

2. 19" 1440x900 TFT monitor. Decent, no dead pixels as far as I'm aware.
   VGA input only (no HDMI/DVI)

£20

Cheers,

Pickup in Forest Hill or I can bring lighter stuff up to central from Monday.