Sir Sanders Zingmore

How do you know the market price unless there are visible prices?

Haven't bought a house in some time but would have thought a depreciating asset would be a better example, for the most part. But I get your drift! Fair enough, maybe a car would be a better analogy

In my view, that price isn't arrived at in a vacuum. Imagine if you were buying or selling a house and couldn't find out any information about what similar houses in the area were selling for

It also means that when the item is bought cheaply by a flipper there is no reference to protect others

What exercise are you doing? The reason I ask is that in-canal phones will block a lot of noise. This could be risky if you are cycling or even running on a bike path (where it’s a good thing to be able to hear bikes approaching from behind). Another thing worth noting is that if you are running, you will hear your own body noises more loudly inside your head (breathing and feet pounding the footpath). I find this gets a bit claustrophobic

Surely marking the ad as “sold” should highlight the item is sold

Agreed. But at least you’d have a snapshot of the original price

Maybe the software could automatically quote the original for-sale post so that the seller can change theirs if they like but there’s still a record

Incomplete information is better than no information.

I think for the purposes of SNA, “religion” means cables, valves vs SS, digital vs analog. In other words, the important stuff

Pretty sure this has been discussed before. I must say it annoys me

What is “StereoLux” ?

That was crazy fun. Mind you I was coughing up feathers for days afterwards !

A Switzerland power cable with an Aussie plug that ships from China and is priced in US dollars….my head hurts

My bad wording… I didn't mean it's curved in the vertical axis.. Its a standard curved tonearm but I still find it hard to see if its parallel to the record