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For Sale: 1 x Avedis MA5 - mint
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For Sale: 1 x Avedis MA5 - mint
I bought 2 units a while back and only one of them has ever been used.
$1,000 firm.
$1,000 firm.
Kristian Anderson
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musikwerks wrote:Gone.
I thought Gone meant sold. So how much you thinking of selling them for? You had two, what happened to the other one on Ebay? How come you are selling both now? Aren't they that good? Too coloured? Do they sound like 1073?
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Aearth wrote:prequalizer wrote:I thought you sold these units. I see their up on Ebay.
Maybe it's you.
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Who's you? I had people messaging me when Musicwerks had the Ma5 up for sale here, people thought I bought them. LOL.
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prequalizer wrote:I thought Gone meant sold. So how much you thinking of selling them for? You had two, what happened to the other one on Ebay? How come you are selling both now? Aren't they that good? Too coloured? Do they sound like 1073?
You ask way too many questions. But in the interests of "community"... I can charge 4 times as much per day for my room when it is in video/edit mode. Right now I have a 20 week booking for video work so the golden goose gets the attention for now.
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musikwerks wrote:prequalizer wrote:I thought Gone meant sold. So how much you thinking of selling them for? You had two, what happened to the other one on Ebay? How come you are selling both now? Aren't they that good? Too coloured? Do they sound like 1073?
You ask way too many questions. But in the interests of "community"... I can charge 4 times as much per day for my room when it is in video/edit mode. Right now I have a 20 week booking for video work so the golden goose gets the attention for now.
I think these are legitimate questions for a potential buyer. I prefer to ask questions about a product I am interested in especially from the person selling it.
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That's cool. I disagree. It's really none of anyone's business as to why I'm choosing to sell. There's plenty of info on the web about these units, you can find it there.
If you want the unit then you can place a bid. If you would rather not buy from me or at my price then you have the option not to. It's not like I'm short of interest in the unit.
If you want the unit then you can place a bid. If you would rather not buy from me or at my price then you have the option not to. It's not like I'm short of interest in the unit.
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musikwerks wrote:That's cool. I disagree. It's really none of anyone's business as to why I'm choosing to sell. There's plenty of info on the web about these units, you can find it there.
If you want the unit then you can place a bid. If you would rather not buy from me or at my price then you have the option not to. It's not like I'm short of interest in the unit.
Well people's reasons to selling usually help me figure out whether it is the unit I am after and also tells me a bit about the sellers personality or intentions. It's not like you have a return policy if I do not like it, so it is better to ask questions now than regret later.
I do not know why people would not be helpful in answering questions regarding a product they are selling. I mean I have sold stuff and people always ask me why I am selling it. I say, its too clinical for me. I'm over the sound. I need the money. What's the big deal? I think having the attitude of why do I need to answer a question gives the impression that if a problem occurs regarding the item that you would be less likely to help sort it out.
Anyways, all the best with your sale.
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John (Prequaliser), is your ebay ID "aint-buyn"?
'Cos bro, if it is and you don't get off my back I'm blocking you from the auction. I'm trying to be civil and you keep pushing it. I don't have to explain anything to you. It's none of your damn business what I do with these units, unless you're going to put your money where your mouth is. So put up or shut up.
'Cos bro, if it is and you don't get off my back I'm blocking you from the auction. I'm trying to be civil and you keep pushing it. I don't have to explain anything to you. It's none of your damn business what I do with these units, unless you're going to put your money where your mouth is. So put up or shut up.
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musikwerks wrote:John (Prequaliser), is your ebay ID "aint-buyn"?
'Cos bro, if it is and you don't get off my back I'm blocking you from the auction. I'm trying to be civil and you keep pushing it. I don't have to explain anything to you. It's none of your damn business what I do with these units, unless you're going to put your money where your mouth is. So put up or shut up.
Yes, block him/her. LOL.
Seriously mate, relax. I will not be asking you anymore questions. This convo is over, I do not plan to bid on it.
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everyone has the right to ask pretty much whatever they want to ask when buying items.
but every seller has the right to choose whether or not to answer those questions. sometimes reasons for selling are very personal/difficult/sad/enforced. take it as a sign of honesty that a seller would rather not answer a question than make a up a story.
ask politely. answer or decline politely. leave it at that.
(PS this post not directed at any individual)
but every seller has the right to choose whether or not to answer those questions. sometimes reasons for selling are very personal/difficult/sad/enforced. take it as a sign of honesty that a seller would rather not answer a question than make a up a story.
ask politely. answer or decline politely. leave it at that.
(PS this post not directed at any individual)
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