If I have finished my glass windows I will surely try to get these glass panels in other teint colors! I wanted to have these panels finished by the end of this week but my employer expect me to make overtime this weekend😭 Got customers from Kuwait and they demand a lot. Have to keep them happy, sh1t!

Rich wrote:

Warning to all:  don't take your wife with you to the fabric store.

Wow Rich, what's that? Not sure if I like it😉 Give me five minutes.....

Rich wrote:

Warning to all:  don't take your wife with you to the fabric store.

Good thing I don't have a wife!

Leslie wrote:

Rich wrote:

Warning to all:  don't take your wife with you to the fabric store.

 

Wow Rich, what's that? Not sure if I like it😉 Give me five minutes.....

That's one of my Beovox M70s.  The deal I made with my wife was she got to pick out the fret cloth (as long as it was acoustically transparent, which this cloth is).  I got to put my main system in the dining room.

This was before my trip to JaffBay.  The main system got much bigger after I went to JaffBay.

Rich wrote:

The main system got much bigger after I went to JaffBay

What is this "JaffBay" you guys always talking about?

Leslie wrote:

Rich wrote:

The main system got much bigger after I went to JaffBay

What is this "JaffBay" you guys always talking about?

😂

Sorry.

Forum member "Burantek," whose real name is Jeff, goes by "Jaff" on the Wednesday Thread.  (I believe because Andy is a poor typist - but that's another story.)

I had been chasing BM4000s and BM4400s on Ebay, plus I wanted a 1970's era tangential turntable.  One day Jeff told me I needed to get in my car "and drive on up to JaffBay" and he'd sell me some gear.  So that's what we did.

There's an entire thread called "JaffBay Was Open."

I guess you could say "JaffBay" is Jeff's house.  🤔

Aha, now everythings clear, thanks!

Leslie,

Update; Can you be a little more specific on just how one should properly package

and transport a beocenter 9500. I've been asked too give the represenative a call

believe it or not regarding the price I was going too bid which was going too be

almost half of what they listed! I was very straight by e-mail and played it coy and

respective but said I didn't want too insult her client or jepordize a future possible

purchase offline while arranging a follow-up directly...that seemed to work! She

said..."Alright Todd call me Monday and lets talk! Now they admit too marks on the

9500 but I won't know the degree or just how much on the aluminum panels till we

talk so...we shall see! Need Your Advice Sir"

Todd wrote:

Need Your Advice Sir"

1. Dont by "offline", you will have no protection what so ever.

2. Get photos of all damages, and get a guarantie that the unit works, and is not repaired upon before.

3. DONT BUY OFFLINE.

Buying on the bay is a mather of trust, I allways ask for more photos if needed, I ask questions about tests, shipping and packing, and if my gut tells me dont or do, I do or dont, trust your gut feelings. If they want to sell to you for half price offline, something is wrong.