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A&R A60 // £120

Look amazing bar the split corner. Could no doubt be tidied up.

Nad 302 has SOLD but someone please, please do yourself a favour and buy that lovely Akai!

Thanks! There's more!

I've got two lovely amps still to check over and photograph.

• A&R A60. Beautiful veener besides from one corner ding.
  
• Audiolab 8000a (all phono inputs and clean!)
  
  

Also forthcoming a pair of black Monitor Audio 14 floorstanders.

Accepting offers on all this gear as I would benefit from a bit of instant cashflow.

Photos of the Dual 505-1.

Lovely condition. I also have a lid for it.

£100.

Really pleased to hear that amp is being enjoyed. It was a pleasure doing business!

Repairing tape decks is a learning plunge yet to be made. I'm hoping I've just met the right dude who can deal with this sort of thing affordably though!

I'll let you know r.e. the Nad once all tested up and sorted.

Cheers!

I've got a shiny Marantz SD 3000 and a cheap NAD 6040 which both need testing.

Also have a Dolby noise reduction unit which I've been waiting for the chance to play around with, questionable as that technology may be!

I'll take offers on these, I need to get the pennies in.

Also just got a Dual 505-1 turntable in (dark grey) and a LOVELY pair of 70s speakers, which look very similar to Celestion Ditton 44s but sound a little more boomy.

While I'm here... Take a looksy at this beautiful looking thing.

Looks even better with its VU lamps on, nor are these photos doing its clean condition much justice.

It's an amazing sounding amplifier for the price. HIGHLY recommended.

£120 special bargain price for a quick sale!

Here I am again with ANOTHER Nad amp. This time a 302.

I've given this an internal cleanse and it's sounding ripe. Cosmetically looking nice, too.

£90. It's in Crofton Park, SE4.

3rd dibs on bass!

Hey! I've got a Nad 302 for sale now, decent cosmetic shape and sounding crystal. £100 if interested!

Well spotted!

It is indeed! This beauty deserves a good new home.

Brighter picture might help!

This should fly for £100. Looks quality.

Where is it?

A friend of mine recently opened up his services just south of there.

http://1800dubplate.com/

That's a lovely tale.

I've always thought that the Monitor Audio brand had something special to them. I had a gentleman come and buy a pair of R1200 Golds from me only yesterday. I applied some wood treatment on the spot for him and cranked them up loud in the garage and we were both in some level of awe. He'd first heard a pair back in the 80s in Portugal and had been obsessed ever since, refreshing Gumtree and eBay regularly in pursuit of finding a pair. He's also looking for a pair of Studio 20s!

Glad to hear the street party is live and kicking. I used to live at number 104 IIRC!

If anyone ever has any rare jungle they want to shift, I'm always looking. I have cash or vinyl to exchange.

You're a gentleman to ask.

24 days is long enough. Call them out + PayPal dispute.

That's over three weeks to get an item to the Post Office. Ludicrous.

Julian, you seem like a good honest guy with the right intentions. It's never a nice feeling to miss out on a pre-negotiated buy, but who can blame the seller for accepting an easy, spontaneous transaction?

You may have keenly proposed a meeting place, but you had simultaneously relayed the fact that you did not have sufficient funds to pay for said wheels. Alarm bells would be ringing in my head by this point.

Sellers using forums/online marketplaces are continually barraged with a total shitstorm of flakes, story tellers and dropouts. It can be a harrowing ordeal. I am personally scarred. Our very own @Dazaa had a laugh at my ongoing frustrations as a seller the other day. "You'll need thicker skin than that".

There are timewasters among us all, and on every street. Why do they exist? It would make for a fascinating and enriching analytical study. Please send me a PM if anyone wants to collaborate on a TED talk with me on this topic.

The best deals are short, snappy and never dragged out. It's the lengthening time spent that just opens it up to the possibility of messiness. And the city moves fast. A deposit is a great way of proving you are deadly serious about buying something.

Who knows what financial pressures the seller is under? Or space requirements? Sellers need cradling and looking after in order to affirm their confidence that the buyer will be the shining beacon of promise to beam its light through the dark, circling clouds of delusory and nugatory sales which plague our day-to-day with such pillaging vigour.

Un-dibs for me I'm afraid! Looks as though I'm totally south London bound this week.

I'd love the record bag. Where are you based?

This is now sold! Thanks for all the interest.

Might be a few more bikes on their way this week at amicable prices. Eyes peeled!

As much as I appreciate the dibsing system, I do appreciate speed to follow alongside it!

Is anyone available to buy this today?

EDIT - SOLD!