SOLD Project Essential II - Free for Collection

[Trumpton Riots]

Now surplus to requirements, after my recent purchase.

Project Essential II turntable, free to anyone that can use it or for parts & can collect from Stoke.

Be under no illusion - its Low-Fi. It plays vinyl, but that's about it. Everything works - it has a stylus & power supply & the lid stays up.

I'll keep it for a couple of weeks, then it'll get tipped.

Let me know if you have any use for it.





Thanks

 

[Rockchild]

If your going to give it away, why not donate it to a charity shop? They could use the money from a sale and put to good use 👍🏻

 

[tackleberry]

Don’t tip it mate, thats not good.

 

[Audio Al]

Put it on Fa-eb--k market place £50 collected , It will sell .

 

[tackleberry]

Put it on Fa-eb--k market place £50 collected , It will sell .

+1

Someone would love that.

 

[Trumpton Riots]

If your going to give it away, why not donate it to a charity shop? They could use the money from a sale and put to good use 👍🏻

I had thought about that - are they allowed to sell electrical stuff these days?

 

[Rockchild]

I had thought about that - are they allowed to sell electrical stuff these days?

Fair point. Some do but worth asking ?

 

[Bourney]

My friends daughter is looking to build a record playing system. I'll take it and make a decent donation to the charity of your choice. I'm in baddeley green

 

[Trumpton Riots]

Don’t tip it mate, thats not good.

Of course, you are quite right. I'll find it a home - somewhere

 

[Southeast]

I don't need a turntable myself but wanted to say how generous this offer of yours is .
I agree though on the putting it on the bay for £50 collection.
Saying that when you take such stuff to a tip they often sell it and tips do a vital job and most get no funding from the council.
Their money is made from what they sell or recycle.
My local tip have a special section for electrical items.

 

[Trumpton Riots]

My friends daughter is looking to build a record playing system. I'll take it and make a decent donation to the charity of your choice. I'm in baddeley green

Okay cool.

 

[Northernview]

I had thought about that - are they allowed to sell electrical stuff these days?

British Heart Foundation, no problem

 

[Southeast]

British Heart Foundation, no problem

I use to work their as a volunteer.
When it comes to spending money they are very badly run
As in spend alot of donations on admin/wages.
They would have so many layers of shop management most of which were not needed.
Now i support small charities as they seem to do more with their money