Anyone come across these at a show or something? Really digging the look of their decks and floor standers but not really any press on them.
https://www.fernandroby.com/products/audio
Any distributors planning to bring them to Aus?
Anyone come across these at a show or something? Really digging the look of their decks and floor standers but not really any press on them.
https://www.fernandroby.com/products/audio
Any distributors planning to bring them to Aus?
Item: AUDIOQUEST SPADE TO BANANA ADAPTERS - SILVER (SET OF 4)
Location: RANDWICK NSW
Price: $18 plus postage
Item Condition: AS NEW 9/10
Reason for selling: SURPLUS/ NEVER USED
Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only
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Adapt spade speaker connectors to bananas. Set of 4 in silver. Never used RRP $US25
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Item: Furutech FP-704 6mm stereo headphone plug
Location: The People's Republic of Moreland . Melbourne's inner north
Price: $20 plus shipping
Item Condition: New unused
Reason for selling: Not required
Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only
Extra Info: Bought to make fancy cable for Sennheiser HD650s. Sold Sennheiser HD650s. Not much point in making fancy cable for them now.
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Item: Silverline Prelude 2 Slimline Floorstanders
Location: Lismore NSW
Price: $ 850+ $100 shipping or less to anywhere in Aus.(I'll pay any extra)
Item Condition: 9.5 out of 10
Reason for selling: Upgraded
Payment Method: EFT Happy to courier them wherever they need to be.
Extra Info: Not many of these in Australia and these could be the only pair as Silverline doesn't have or apparently want an agency here.
I imported these myself brand new in box. My reasons for wanting these were that they have such a small footprint, they are pencil thin and at the time of buying there were few such speakers with this build within my budget and that still applies now I think.
Try and find floorstanders of this size...you wont basically and certainly not in Aus. Totem Arro's were the closet I could find (in Nzed at the time,now in Aus at S/phonic) along with PMC GB1i's which I trialled and which didn't compare with the Preludes particularly in bass presentation.
Every single person who has had heard these have shook their head at the bass these little 3.5" drivers can produce.
Huge WAF. If I can bring the Handbrake around to the idea of three sets of speakers then I'm keeping them I think as it really was a fair bit of trouble to import these blind with all fingers crossed hoping they'd be what I wanted and they were.
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Two-way, reflex-loaded, magnetically shielded,
Drive-units (all aluminum-magnesium alloy): 1" dome tweeter, two 3.5" cone woofers.
Crossover frequency: 3.5kHz.
Sensitivity: 91dB.
Frequency response: 35Hz–28kHz.
Nominal impedance: 8 ohms.
Recommended power: 10–300W.
Dimensions:
1005mmH by 150mm W by 205mm D.
Weight: 11.8kg each net, 28.2kg pair shipping.
Some info about them:
The Magic Tweeter
At the 2007 H.E. show in N.Y. Alan was showing a small (I mean very small), good sounding (I mean very good sounding) mini-monitor of his design with a pulp-paper 3.5" woofer and a fabric dome 1" tweeter at $600/pr.; and a floor-standing, D'Appolito configured, good sounding (I mean exceptionally good sounding) mini-tower of his design at $1200/pair. He had found, or had asked some driver manufacturer to develop for him, a 3.5" metal alloy mid-woofer, and the magic tweeter that is the key to his floor-standing mini-tower, a similar alloy formed into a 1" dome tweeter. In any event, I fell for the relatively coloration-free sound of his D'Appolito, Silverline's Prelude.
On his website, http://www.silverlineaudio.com, some advertising copy-writer specifies the tweeter as a 1" aluminum-magnesium alloy dome model. It seems to be coated with a layer of something, I'm guessing a damping compound. It also has a shield of perforated metal that may act as a means of dispersing the highs, as well as a guard against any stray bits of metal that could be drawn to the magnet. No matter. The result is a very "sweet" sounding tweeter that captures all of the fine details in the high frequency band without insulting the ear, and which projects a wide and deep sound-stage. The crossover point is listed in the specifications as 3500 Hz. That means it does most of its work pretty high up, with little of the high midrange being its responsibility. The blessing of the mid-woof is that it can go up so high to allow the tweeter to carry the highs without the strain or stress of making lower pitches. This may be what gives the Prelude its "relaxed sound," even at very high output levels.
The Biggest 3.5" Driver I Ever Heard
The Silverline mini-monitor features a treated pulp-paper coned 3.5" woofer, but the Prelude features a 3.5" "ultra light weight and extremely rigid diaphragm made from ... an alloy of aluminum and magnesium." Its feather weight makes for ultra fast transient rise time and braking, and suggests it ought to have awesomely life-like reproductive qualities. According to my ear-brain, and without test equipment more than comparing it to some of the other speakers I have hanging around, I'd say the mid-range is very clean and noticeably free of colorations. In this sense, the design goals are met.
There are those who say you can't get away from the colorations of a metal-coned woofer. They, who hold this, say the best material for sound reproduction (as opposed to test results) is plain old paper cones. This may account for the success of the Silverline's mini-monitor. I have recently heard some metallic coned speakers with 10" and 12" woofers, and I found them so "well-damped" the harmonic overtone structures were largely lost. It was hard to tell the difference, for but one example, between the acoustic bass and the electric bass. The bad rap on those larger woofers is that they make low fundamentals, but damp out higher partial overtones that contain the details that comprise "texture."
In the midrange, especially, with the 3.5" fast aluminum-magnesium alloy coned drivers, there is a facsimile of live performers in the room, and that means sound-staging, airiness around the notes, and freedom from poorly reproduced electro-mechanical artifacts, like bowing sounds or fingering noises. In that regard, the Silverline Preludes hold their own with some of my speakers that are known for extraordinary performance in the midrange. The generalization about metallic coned loudspeakers doesn't hold across the boards.
Item: ASSORTED TUBES: 6SN7 6SL7 AND 12AT7
Location: Randwick NSW
Price: See Below
Item Condition: New to used
Reason for selling: Surplus
Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only
Item: G.E (RCA) RED BASE 5691 6SL7GT GREY PLATES (HOLLISWHY)
Location: Randwick NSW
Price: $ 65
Item Condition: GOOD 7/10
Reason for selling: SURPLUS
Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only
Info: Good condition used 80 hours
Item: G.E BLACK BASE 6SN7 (SKIES2CLEAR)
Location: Randwick NSW
Price: $ 30
Item Condition: GOOD 7/10
Reason for selling: SURPLUS
Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only
Info: Good condition used 100 hours
Item: BRIMAR (ITT) CV1988 (UK) 6SN7GT BROWN BASE (HOLLISWHY)
Location: Randwick NSW
Price: $ 45
Item Condition: GOOD 7/10
Reason for selling: SURPLUS
Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only
Info: Good condition used 100 hours Ex Brent Jesse
Item: GENELEX GOLD LION ECC81 (12AT7)
Location: Randwick NSW
Price: $ 50
Item Condition: NEW
Reason for selling: SURPLUS
Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Paypal, COD Only
Info: New condition. Checked that is working but never used. Ex Upscale Audio
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Item: HiFiMan 500 Headphones&Music Fidelity X-CanV8P Tube Pre/Headphone amp
Location: Lismore
Price:$750 for both+postage
Item Condition: Fine to excellent
Reason for selling: Never use them
Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, EFT.
Extra Info: Cans come with extra set of new unused covers and an extra long cable which has a loose wire on it that is easily fixed. The cable I'm using is valued at $100(I forget it's name), extra set of threaded plugs.
The Pre has no box and is in minty condition, not a mark on it. Comes with instruction Manuel
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One can never have enough storage. Well, in my world anyway. Mainly targeted at photographers/videographers and can also serve as home media server. Very nice to have, but thisit woldn't be cheap tho.
4 bay:
https://www.qnap.com/i/en/product/model.php?II=231
8 bay:
Item: Oscar Audio Ply Stack Zebrano Headphone Stand
Location: Lismore
Price: $65+postage
Item Condition: Excellent
Reason for selling: No longer needed
Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, EFT
Extra Info: English brand, have a squiz >>>OscarsAudio
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Item: Fostex TH900 or LCD-2
Location: Sydney
Hey guys, looking to buy one of the following headphones. Has to be in good condition. Also prefer in Sydney so i can try them first but open to all offers.
Cheers
Item:Sme 309 or SME 3091V or Audio Tecnica tonearm
Price Range:Negotiable
Item Condition: New or Used
Extra Info:Would like any of the arms, so if you're upgrading sent me a message.
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i'm after a pair of these boxes . anyone have a pair please PM me . price and some pictures will help
cheers
Duc
Audio Solutions, the specialist retailer located in the Sydney suburb of Mascot, are hosting a night not to be missed on Thursday 23rd June at 6:30PM
Item: Pair of 1.5m Kimber Kable Select KS 1036 interconnect cable
Location: Perth
Price: $2,500.00, inclusive of postage anywhere in Australia
Item Condition:Excellent, as new
Reason for selling:Using alternative interconnects
Payment Method: Pick up - cash, bank transfer
Extra Info: Kimber Kable's top of the line single ended interconnect cable - all silver and terminated with locking WBT RCAs. Comes in it's own heavy duty pelican case. These were part of a second system which was used occasionally and the WBT RCAs are in perfect condition. I am the original purchaser, RRP is $6,236.00. A second pair is also available if required.
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Item: Kimber Kable Select KS - 9033 speaker (or amplifier) jumper cables, terminated with WBT - 0644 banana plugs
Location: Perth
Price: $500.00, plus postage
Item Condition: Excellent, as new
Reason for selling: Sold the equipment they were used with
Payment Method: Pick up - cash, bank transfer
Extra Info:Purchased new, they come with their original plastic case and box. Length is 29.5 cm (11.6 inches) tip to tip. Although used primarily for speakers they can be used with amplifiers - say when running a pair of McIntosh 275s in monoblock mode. Kimber's "Hyper - pure Varistrand copper conductors and V Teflon dielectric". RRP is $1,006.
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Item: Marantz CD67SE Mk II Special Edition CD player
Location:North Sydney
Price: $250 firm
Item Condition: Excellent working and cosmetic condition with original box, manual, guarantee booklet and hard to find (usually missing) remote.
Reason for selling:Thinning out the herd
Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, Direct Deposit, COD Only
Extra Info: Very musical sounding player.
http://www.dutchaudioclassics.nl/review/Marantz-CD67SE-CDplayer/
http://www.audioreview.com/cat/digital-sources/cd-players/marantz/cd-67se/prd_117266_1586crx.aspx
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well MS has pulled a rabbit out the hat with the x box !
the x box one s gets ultra uhd support ... not only for streaming ...but also a uhd blu-ray player to boot !
now available for pre order on their website.... available august !
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one-s
this is obviously to steal sonys thunder..... the sony neo is still in vapour ware status with just reporting no established capability no confirmation even of uhd blu-ray support . sony is well and truly caught with its pants down...having obviously hit the snooze button on uhd blu-ray a while back ....
ms would have been working on this for a while and all this at same price as a samsung uhd player !
and it supports the classic games as well it would seem
Item: JAZZ BOXSETS -
Location: Sydney
Price: As listed, happy to accomodate offers
Item Condition: All NEW
Reason for selling: Renovations
Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, EFT
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Hi Guys -
In the process of rearranging things around, temporarily moving - renovations.
I’ve come across many duplicates of Boxsets from my expansive collection - stunning packages -
Charles Mingus
Passions of a Man: The Complete Atlantic Recordings (1956–1961)
6CD Boxset
Super Deluxe Edition
Beautiful package with canvas hardcover book
(Atlantic Records/Warner Bros)
MINT $60
John Coltrane
The Heavyweight Champion: The Complete Atlantic Recordings
7CD Boxset
AMAZING BOXSET - BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED - PHENOMENAL OUTPUT
(Atlantic Records/Warner Bros)
MINT $80
John Coltrane
The Complete Prestige Recordings compromising of 3 lavish box sets deluxe packaging with books, photographs-
Fearless Leader 6CD Boxset
(Prestige Records)
MINT $80
John Coltrane
Side Steps 5CD Boxset
(Prestige Records)
MINT $60
John Coltrane
INTERPLAY 5CD Boxset
(Prestige Records)
MINT $150
Take all 3 box sets (16 CD set) $230
John Coltrane
COLTRANE: The Classic Quartet-Complete Impulse! Studio Recordings
8CD Metal Boxset
Deluxe Boxset - BEAUTIFUL
(Impulse! Records)
MINT $130
John Coltrane
Live Trane: The European Tours
7CD Boxset
STUNNING PERFORMANCES BRILLIANT SET
(Concord Jazz)
MINT $190
The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones Boxset
Limited Edition
13 CD Boxset, 2009 Remasters
MINT $150
Miles Davis
The Complete Miles Davis at Montreux: 1973-1991
20CD Deluxe Edition Limited Edition Boxset
(Warner Bros)
FACTORY SEALED SUPER RARE+++ $350
Miles Davis
The Complete Columbia Recordings: Miles Davis & John Coltrane SET #1
6CD Audiophiles Dream Package!
SUPER DELUXE METAL SPINE Box set, Slipcase, Topnotch Package Grammy Award Winning Box
MINT $90
KISS
Kiss Deluxe Limited Edition
Super Deluxe Packaging
5CD, large hardcover book, guitar case with latch and lock - amazing package
MINT $190
Pickup face to face preferable - email me happy to help out !
Play it loud!
THANK YOU for looking feel free to contact
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