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I hope the mods will allow the promotion of this: Gobbledygook generator

I went through the process with Tshwane to get existing structures approved. I will PM you the contact details of the person who helped me. An honest and reliable guy.

I bought two wiim pro`s and now I will dispose of my google chromecast audios. A big step as I have had these for a long time - they replaced my squeeze boxes which I thought irreplaceable. The dac in the wiimpro is not bad but all connections are there to use a better external dac. The app is...

I sold quite a few assorted mission drive units that I bought in a stash of diy stuff, many years ago. All gone now but to good homes. So spare tweeters are out there somewhere.

Try O Peri Peri in Edenvale

One of my favourites. Bought a while ago from a fellow forumite

Hifiwigwam.co.uk is what you're looking for.

Love this thread - apart from the watch talk it allows me to visit some of the watches I no longer own. Some help please: I am looking for help with two Seiko auto's - servicing and crystal replacement. One is a Bell-matic which I would like to get back into original condition. Any recommended...

Being now also resident in this Isle of Pies, I support your gallant quest Sir Vleis. On more serious note, I have a broken Koetsu Black (broken cantilever). Are these special enough to justify the expense of a repair?

Latest acquisition: Citizen Promaster NY0085 automatic Sent from my LM-G710 using Tapatalk

And the trademark amber is there. Really beautiful looking amps. Everything looks "right". Well done Dewald Sent from my LM-G710 using Tapatalk

Perfect size and a marvellous watch. And investment. Sent from my LM-G710 using Tapatalk

With an 18cm wrist, larger watches look in proportion on me. Anything smaller than 40mm looks small, except for watches with a larger dial to bezel proportion. Bigger dial relative to case diamater that is. I have a 36mm Enicar (pic earlier in this thread) that looks ok on me due to a large...

I second Quad and Naim but being in Netherlands, you are well placed for vintage Philips gear. It will be plentiful, mostly cheap and fixable. I have had excellent sound from some of the old Philips gear especially speakers and turntables. Their valve amps were good too - had a pair of Philips...

@dieOrg I have had an Invicta Prodiver. Excellent value for money and a close homage of the Sub. If you are ok with that, go for it. If you are not, it is an excellent base for modifying. Which will take you to the Seiko prices.... Watches are very personal things and in my experience it takes...

Congrats - lovely watch. Always wanted a Heuer. Specifically an Autavia. My dad got one in 1969 and I can still remember handling it. Sent from my LM-G710 using Tapatalk

Fantastic - go for it. Been looking at one of these myself, or maybe the c60. I like the case size at 41mm and nit too thick either. And the bezel is essential. Never burn the meat again beacsue you know when time is up. Sent from my LM-G710 using Tapatalk

RIP Guillaume - you will be sorely missed. So much has left with you Sent from my LM-G710 using Tapatalk

It is beautiful with all the lights working. A "baby McIntosh" look with the blue lights and gloss black. I still miss my old kx-444. These older low-powered receivers don't generate much heat, so little venting is needed - one advantage is little dust gets inside. The cool weather inside that...