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Item: Exposure Phono Pre-amplifier XXVI MC Location: Perth Price: $650 + $25 postage SOLD Item Condition: Excellent Reason for selling: Bills... Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only Extra Info: Box included, bought on SNA not long ago. See link below for further photos (same unit): Photos: Advertisements without photos of the actual item will not be approved.

PM'd, I'll take it

Replacing the cable on any rega tonearm is a no no....Rega say it makes no difference to sound quality by upgrading to Cardas No cable was replaced: One channel wasn't working and the issue was with the Rega DIN plug. The DIN plug was not replaced to "improve sound quality."

Good question, I presumed both the horizontal and vertical bearings were damaged. The cartridge was skipping back rather than forwards and became worse when the anti-skate was increased. I will try to find out tomorrow afternoon and get back to you. Edit: Actually, Jason did specify the horizontal bearings but didn't mention the vertical bearings.

Item: Rega/Acoustic Signature Tonearm, RB900 equivalent - NB. Bearings are damaged Location: Perth Price: Withdrawn From Sale Item Condition: Damaged bearings, new DIN socket, otherwise excellent Reason for selling: I don't want to try to fix it Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only Extra Info: The tonearm would not track, so I had Jason/Turntable Doctor check it out. The diagnosis is damaged bearings, not sure how it happened. I've decided that I'm not competent enough to do this repair and can't afford to get it fixed by someone else. One channel of the original soldered DIN plug was not working and that has been replaced with a Cardas male DIN plug. The Rega cable has also been terminated with a female right-angled 1827 DIN plug. Please note that replacing the bearings is not a trivial procedure. Pictures:

Item: Audient iD22 audio interface Location: Perth Price: $350 + $20 postage Item Condition: Excellent Reason for selling: Not using Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only Extra Info: This is a high quality DAC/ADC USB audio interface, up to 24bit/96kHz, Burr Brown converters, metal casing and aluminium knobs. The unit is three years old but like new, the only blemish is a slight mark on the large center knob. Original box, power supply, and USB cable included, driver can be downloaded from: https://support.audient.com/hc/en-us/categories/200160128-iD22 Audient site + Reviews https://audient.com/products/audio-interfaces/id22/overview/ https://tapeop.com/reviews/gear/104/id22-usb-audio-interface/ https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/audient-id22 Pictures:

Item: Pentax X-5 Digital Camera Location: Perth Price: SOLD ELSEWHERE Item Condition: Excellent, works well Reason for selling: Prefer my DSLR Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only Extra Info: Includes Tamrac soft carry case, 8GB Sandisk SD card, original strap and attached lens cap, Quick-Start manual. No cables or batteries (takes 4xAA).

I recently bought the MC version of this phono from Ross and it is a fantastic, musical sounding phono in immaculate condition.

Ionic hair brushes supposedly work in the same way as the anti-static guns. As long as the bristles can be removed it may be an even cheaper method. Edit: Maybe not! These emit negative ions which would add even more static to the records. TNT-Audio had another method of static removal: https://www.tnt-audio.com/clinica/stat_trap_e.html

@t_mike It probably comes with plenty of drugs in all of the nooks and crannies. What a great piece of history, it should go in a museum.

Item: Mordaunt-Short MS909W Subwoofer Location: Perth Price: $200 Item Condition: Very good, a few marks on case but not very visible Reason for selling: NLR Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only Extra Info: Specifications Frequency Response at 3dB: 30Hz to 200Hz Dimensions (HxWxD): 420mm x 420mm x 420mm Amplifier: Integrated 300 watt Digital Cross Over Frequency: 50Hz adjustable to 200Hz Weight: 28 Kg

I bought my first speakers from Frank about 20 years ago. A lovely guy who was so patient and helpful with my agonizing decision. RIP

Not that you should be expected to do so, of course, and nor is it the real issue, but examples 1 and 3 should be able to be corrected using the software that has displayed the waveforms of the music files. Thanks for bringing the issue to attention.

So, a step up from my old Nuforce Ref 9s', just need to get a case.

What's the purpose of these, George? Who are they marketed towards?