OK, folks, we're gonna keep bringing these to you, until you see something on which you'll bid.

Today's offering is brought to you by the generous support of wiseguy, and it is an Sansui QR-1500, a quad receiver. Click HERE (http://audiokarma.org/ads/showproduct.php?product=2075&sort=1&cat=45&page=1) to see the auction listing.

Wiseguy has generously offered to pay shipping, in the lower 48. If you are located elsewhere, don't be shy about bidding. I will assist you in working out some other arrangements.

All proceeds go to benefit AudioKarma.org, so, remember...

BID EARLY, AND BID OFTEN!

Testing, Testing, 1,2,3...

Anybody out there? Can you guys hear this?

Go throw a bid on this lovely receiver. Wiseguy is paying the shipping to the lower 48. Please don't let his shipping costs dwarf the bid price. Let's make his generous gesture count for a few more dollars! Every dollar you bid goes to support AK. The more you bid, the better you, and wiseguy, will feel.

If you haven't sent in your donation to AK, here's a chance to get something back, a 'premium', if you will, courtesy of wiseguy.

As always, if you are in Canada, and are interested in this unit, show it with your bid. There are always ways of making things happen...

that's a nice piece of kit, but i don't have a place for it at the moment...

Yes, there IS life on this planet. :yes: This is a reply from SETI, Search for Electron Toob Intruments. (The facetious spelling of 'tube' is intentional.) Unfortunately, I'm not in the market for any more equipment as I am trying to find a home or homes for some very old Wharfedale alnico magnet drivers and a few other audio components dating back to a golden era once I verify their operation.

That photo of the McIntosh 240 has me frothing and licking my chops. :drool: I just restored a non working solid state McIntosh Mc 250. The repair of the filter caps was kind of creative.

Anyway, I just wanted to acknowledge your 'testing, testing 1 2 3'. I new here as of a few days ago. Stumbled on AK whilst googling speaker parts, spiders especially.

Robert (klipschorn)

(Yes, I'm a PWK audio phreak.)