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PM sent witn intention to purchase. Dabid

Further Information: Last and ultimate Luxman-by-Micro turntable, planned before but produced at the very moment the Alpine sale was happening. Design-wise inherited from Micro are the mix of metals (aluminium + brass), the peripheral belt-drive, the (improved) VDS system, the one-piece chassis-feet-armbase and the heavyweight platter. The platter weighs 9,5kg and is made of aluminium (top+sides) and brass (base) ; inertia moment amounts to 1200kg /cm2. The motor is is a DC brush/slot-less FG Servo controlled ; I don't know if it was sourced from Pioneer like that of the PD-300 or from Matsushita like that of the PD555 or the SX-111FV or the PL-901... The chassis is made of six c. 1cm thick steel plates bonded together ; two-tier separate armbases were offered in either diecast aluminium or brass, the latter being better and weighing 1,2kg. The VS-300 VDS pump clearly was an improvement over the self-pumping system of the PD-300 bestseller which had a tendency to gradually loose pressure after the beginning of a record's B side : a servo was here included to monitor and keep even the air in/out flows. The VS-300 also feeds the PD-350 its 20V DC running power ; the VS-300's T-tag is YAGI, based in Osaka, like Luxman until november 1983. Given the scarcity of the info available counterbalanced with my knowledge of the brand, I suppose that he main production run of about 300 was carried in august 1983 with another 50 made in September for a total production of 350 (which would be very Lux Luxman EU imported only one (in 220V). Inherited from Luxman was the magnificent design still bearing notes of the 1982 X-1D CD prototype ; gone, however, was the X-5P prototype... and the 350 : if the smaller PD-310 sold somewhat ok, the PD-350 didn't. Pity : it is the best Luxman/Micro turntable made. The unit is in perfect working condition, however the Benz Micro LPS cartridge is not included in the sale. Please let me know if you need more photos.

To push the records dowm while the vacuum pump is running until it stops.

Thanks

Further Information: Last and ultimate Luxman-by-Micro turntable, planned before but produced at the very moment the Alpine sale was happening. Design-wise inherited from Micro are the mix of metals (aluminium + brass), the peripheral belt-drive, the (improved) VDS system, the one-piece chassis-feet-armbase and the heavyweight platter. The platter weighs 9,5kg and is made of aluminium (top+sides) and brass (base) ; inertia moment amounts to 1200kg /cm2. The motor is is a DC brush/slot-less FG Servo controlled ; I don't know if it was sourced from Pioneer like that of the PD-300 or from Matsushita like that of the PD555 or the SX-111FV or the PL-901... The chassis is made of six c. 1cm thick steel plates bonded together ; two-tier separate armbases were offered in either diecast aluminium or brass, the latter being better and weighing 1,2kg. The VS-300 VDS pump clearly was an improvement over the self-pumping system of the PD-300 bestseller which had a tendency to gradually loose pressure after the beginning of a record's B side : a servo was here included to monitor and keep even the air in/out flows. The VS-300 also feeds the PD-350 its 20V DC running power ; the VS-300's T-tag is YAGI, based in Osaka, like Luxman until november 1983. Given the scarcity of the info available counterbalanced with my knowledge of the brand, I suppose that he main production run of about 300 was carried in august 1983 with another 50 made in September for a total production of 350 (which would be very Lux Luxman EU imported only one (in 220V). Inherited from Luxman was the magnificent design still bearing notes of the 1982 X-1D CD prototype ; gone, however, was the X-5P prototype... and the 350 : if the smaller PD-310 sold somewhat ok, the PD-350 didn't. Pity : it is the best Luxman/Micro turntable made. The unit is in perfect working condition, however the Benz Micro LPS cartridge is not included in the sale. Please let me know if you need more photos.

4 x Sound Acoustics Corner bass traps in almost new condition. (RAM 400-1000) 400mm x 400mm x 1000mm with front face 520mm

14 x boxset LPs for sale.

I don't know. David

100 plus unsorted records for sale.

Pending payment.

Still available.

6 x LP box set for sale. All LPs are in good condition.

130+ LPs for sale. Not sorted and I don't have time to do it.

Pending payment.

Still available for sale.

Pending payment

Further information: Near once in a lifetime opportunity. Very rare! Sansui TU-X1 AM/FM Tuner with Super Upgrade If you have even one good quality FM station like I have, a great tuner is a must have. I listen to my tuners more than any other source. Absolute best sound there is. I’ve owned all the great tuners and there is no way to beat this, especially if you have a good rooftop or attic antennae. The sound quality is simply incredible, especially for live classical or jazz performances over FM. Additionally, the TU-X1 might have the best AM tuner ever built. This is a rare 220V model that is very hard to find in Australia. Some information links are below but these are not pictures or the known specific details for my TU-X1: http://www.niji.or.jp/home/k-nisi/tu-x1.htm http://amp8.com/radio/tr-tuner/sansui/tu-x1.htm https://audio-database.com/SANSUI/tuner/tu-x1-e.html https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/sansui/tu-x1.shtml https://www.fmtunerinfo.com/sansui.html#sansui-tux1 Very heavy unit hence shipping cost will be high.

Further information: Tear X1000R Reel to Reel recorder in excellent condition. Everything works, you will not find a better unit. The sale is just for the machine and the TEAC take-up spool and tape is not included. However, a pair of TEAC take-up reels available for sale in a future listing.

Further Information: Last and ultimate Luxman-by-Micro turntable, planned before but produced at the very moment the Alpine sale was happening. Design-wise inherited from Micro are the mix of metals (aluminium + brass), the peripheral belt-drive, the (improved) VDS system, the one-piece chassis-feet-armbase and the heavyweight platter. The platter weighs 9,5kg and is made of aluminium (top+sides) and brass (base) ; inertia moment amounts to 1200kg /cm2. The motor is is a DC brush/slot-less FG Servo controlled ; I don't know if it was sourced from Pioneer like that of the PD-300 or from Matsushita like that of the PD555 or the SX-111FV or the PL-901... The chassis is made of six c. 1cm thick steel plates bonded together ; two-tier separate armbases were offered in either diecast aluminium or brass, the latter being better and weighing 1,2kg. The VS-300 VDS pump clearly was an improvement over the self-pumping system of the PD-300 bestseller which had a tendency to gradually loose pressure after the beginning of a record's B side : a servo was here included to monitor and keep even the air in/out flows. The VS-300 also feeds the PD-350 its 20V DC running power ; the VS-300's T-tag is YAGI, based in Osaka, like Luxman until november 1983. Given the scarcity of the info available counterbalanced with my knowledge of the brand, I suppose that he main production run of about 300 was carried in august 1983 with another 50 made in September for a total production of 350 (which would be very Lux Luxman EU imported only one (in 220V). Inherited from Luxman was the magnificent design still bearing notes of the 1982 X-1D CD prototype ; gone, however, was the X-5P prototype... and the 350 : if the smaller PD-310 sold somewhat ok, the PD-350 didn't. Pity : it is the best Luxman/Micro turntable made. The unit is in perfect working condition, however the Benz Micro LPS cartridge is not included in the sale. Please let me know if you need more photos.

For sale is one used but almost new Cocktail Audio N25 Network Audio Player. I have all the original packaging and user manual. In addition, I shall include the USB Wi-Fi adaptor. This player was only purchased a few months ago from Trillve in Melbourne and I am the original owner. The player is working perfectly as it should and still under warranty. Paid more than $2000.00 and sell it cheap.

Further Information: Acoustat panels and transformers for sale; 10 x Bass panels; 5 x Treble panels; 4 x transformers You'll one need 8 x bass panels and 4 x treble panels to build one pair Acoustat Model 6 Electrostatic speakers. I purchased these panels and transformer from one USA seller who had these panels pulled from a few working speakers. I tested the panels when I received them and they have been sitting around for 7 years or so. Since I sold my pair of Model 6 a few weeks ago, I don't need them as spares anymore. There is no warranty or returns for these items.

Further Information: Last and ultimate Luxman-by-Micro turntable, planned before but produced at the very moment the Alpine sale was happening. Design-wise inherited from Micro are the mix of metals (aluminium + brass), the peripheral belt-drive, the (improved) VDS system, the one-piece chassis-feet-armbase and the heavyweight platter. The platter weighs 9,5kg and is made of aluminium (top+sides) and brass (base) ; inertia moment amounts to 1200kg /cm2. The motor is is a DC brush/slot-less FG Servo controlled ; I don't know if it was sourced from Pioneer like that of the PD-300 or from Matsushita like that of the PD555 or the SX-111FV or the PL-901... The chassis is made of six c. 1cm thick steel plates bonded together ; two-tier separate armbases were offered in either diecast aluminium or brass, the latter being better and weighing 1,2kg. The VS-300 VDS pump clearly was an improvement over the self-pumping system of the PD-300 bestseller which had a tendency to gradually loose pressure after the beginning of a record's B side : a servo was here included to monitor and keep even the air in/out flows. The VS-300 also feeds the PD-350 its 20V DC running power ; the VS-300's T-tag is YAGI, based in Osaka, like Luxman until november 1983. Given the scarcity of the info available counterbalanced with my knowledge of the brand, I suppose that he main production run of about 300 was carried in august 1983 with another 50 made in September for a total production of 350 (which would be very Lux Luxman EU imported only one (in 220V). Inherited from Luxman was the magnificent design still bearing notes of the 1982 X-1D CD prototype ; gone, however, was the X-5P prototype... and the 350 : if the smaller PD-310 sold somewhat ok, the PD-350 didn't. Pity : it is the best Luxman/Micro turntable made. The unit is in perfect working condition, however the Benz Micro LPS cartridge is not included in the sale. Please let me know if you need more photos.

Dear Sir, The rack is not for sale, however we can discuss that if you decide to purchase the PS20.

Further information: For sale is one used PS Audio Power Plant 20 in black. I purchased this unit from new from a local dealer in Melbourne. This is the top of the range power regeneration unit made by a US company. It comes with all the original box, manual, SD card and remote. The top protective film is still in place and never be removed. Description Built in Boulder 2000 VA output Passively cooled 40% more power 3X lower impedance than any Power Plant yet Can deliver up to 70 amps peak from internal storage 16 outlets US 15 amp AC input US 20 amp AC input US 120 volt regulated US Range 95 – 145 VAC US 13 EU/AU/GR/UK outlets 10 amp AC input EU/AU/GR/UK 230 volt Regulated EU/AU/GR/UK Range 200 –285VAC EU/AU/GR/UK 100% regenerated AC MultiWave Pure Sine Wave generated through DSD (PDM) engine Integrated oscilloscope THD meter Improvement meter Power meter Control over the LAN Adjustable output voltage Color touchscreen Field upgradable 105 pounds boxed 17W x 11H x 14D

Further information: For sale is one set of 4 Solid Tech Disc Of Silence in almost new condition and comes with original packaging. Offers welcome.