FOR SALE 2
February 2007
Prices shown do not include packing or freight costs.
Where shown the price is in australian dollars.

Over seas buyers....
Variations in exchange rates can be applied for future sales after Feb 2007 when USD rate was $1 aud = $0.75c usd approx..
Payments may only be by prior arrangement by email.
Payments are accepted as internet direct deposit to my account,
bank cheque in au$,
postal order in au$,
personal cheque in au$,
cash.

Your International money transfer costs are not to be deducted from the prices.

I do not have credit card or bankcard facilities.

For used equipment listed that is over 30 years old the the condition of power and output transformers will
be stated accurately prior to any negotiated sale so that minor repairs or major re-wiring or upgrades can be carried
out by the purchaser.
Where vacuum tubes are included and are of unknown condition it is safe to assume that a buyer may need to replace all tubes.
Should anyone wish to purchase the items in better or different condition to that shown then whatever work I would have to undertake would raise the price shown and perhaps incur a wait because I have existing contracts to fulfil.

For used equipment which is less than 30 years old and which is mainly solid state the condition can be assumed to be
working OK except where stated otherwise.

For more info email Patrick Turner,  http://www.turneraudio.com.au


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Item 6.   Rotel integrated power amp

An average integrated power amp frrom the 1970s.
Price aud $150.00.

Item 7. Pioneer AMFM receiver  Sold for advertised price

A nicely maintained unit from the 1970s.
Price aud $180.00.

Item 8. Denon integrated amplifier

Not a bad performer from the late 80s/early 90s.
Price $200.00.

Item 9. Technics integrated power amp from  late eighties or early 90s.

Another good black box wonder,
Price aud $180.00.

Item 10.  Audio Reflex compressor and expander.

For the gadget mad audiophile.....
Price $150.00.

Item 11. An American DJ turntable.

This would make a great TT for anyone, and of course including anyone who is a dj guy or gal.
There is no plastic cover for the unit though.
Price aud  $240.00.

Item 12. Akai turntable.

An Akai TT from the late 1970s, quite reasonable budget quality.
Ths one needs a little repair to the plastic spring holders on the cover so it stays up
when raised. But otherwise in good condition with new Nagoaka cart and belt.
Price  aud $150.00.

Item 13. Akai Turntable

This Akai is a better made model. Children removed the balance weight from the arm so I constructed a new one
which is easily adjusted and fixed with screw so it cannot become unadjusted or removed and lost.
Shure 91ED cart, cover in good condition.
Price aud $200.00.

Item 14. Hitachi TT.

This is a nice TT with new belt and cartridge and in excellent condition for a late 1970s TT.
Price $240.00.

Item 15. Rega TT.  SOLD for the advertised price

This model from Rega must have been one of the worst examples of an overpriced bad quality unit ever made.
The only good things about this Rega is the 12mm thick glass platter and the moulded black plastic/fibre arm.
There is a good sounding Ortofon MM cart. This sample needs a new motor
and new hinges for the cover to replace the appalling Rega quality hinges.
Price as is $180, but would be worth more if I could complete the repairs needed.




Item 16. Phillips Gramophone

This is maybe a 1972 model Phillips gramophone, ie, it has a 16,33,45 and 78 rpm adjustable TT speed
and has a ceramic high output cartridge. There is a transistor amplifier in the box under the TT.
The two speakers fit down over the amp box and clip into place and it can be carried like a suitcase.
One speaker is shown with its back to us to show the open baffle type of speaker enclosure.
Bass isn't up to standards wished by 2006 teenagers, but is improved with speakers against a wall.
It is very good for 78 rpm replay. Definately a fun toy.
Price aud $150.00.

Item 17. A National Radio PA amp for small factory, school or undertaker.



Has 2 x EL34 and preamps for mic and input for radio..
BUT, it has only 100V+ impedance matching for the output and cannot power an ordinary 4,8,16 ohm speaker.
Maybe valuable for spare parts...
Price $50.00.

Item 18.  Pioneer tubed receiver.

This has two 6GW8 10 watt channels, AM and FM mono tuning.
It needs  a fair amount of work and probable full tube replacement.
There is no stereo FM MPX decoder.

As you may see there is a 120mm x 80mm hole behind the front panel where a previous owner tinkered around and
removed and lost what probably was the phono amp stages with a pair of 12AX7.
Maybe if you buy this you can build a new phono stage. Or perhaps make a solid state MPX decoder board using
chips. I have been asked to repair these sorts of components and it always takes a couple of weeks to re-design the whole set and rewire it to a better design. There is no cover case for the unit.
Do you have the time that I don't have?
Price $150.00.

Item 19. Stereomaster receiver.

This one was made in Oz in the late 1950s by a company that came and went like so many that secumbed to
cheaper japanese imports. It has 2 x 6BM8 in each channel for a max 10 watts and there is a good AM tuner
for mono AM on the chassis. The cover case is serviceable.
Unfortunately the glass dial was broken by Mr or Mrs Klumsy and anyone buying this for the
tube amplifiers could make a dial glass using a peice of clear plastic to make it look better.
It would take a lot of work to upgrade the internals and replace the tubes.
But as is, for the privelidge of ruining many sundays,
Price aud $150.00

Other for sale items not photographed,

Item 20.  Aiwa 3 in 1 stereo, cd, tuner, cassette player.
Item 21.  Sony 3 in 1 stereo, cd, tuner, cassette player.
Item 22.  Sansui solid state receiver 1973

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