Don Bocadill
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  • Hi, are you still on the forum? I stumbled across your name on an old thread and realized I hadn’t seen your name in a while.
    Don, If you don't mind my asking, what did you pay for the Mc452?
    I'm interested in knowing what they are bringing on the open market.
    I was after one on 'The Bay' last year, but the seller wanted too much vs. my budget ($6K vs. $5K)
    Maybe my budget is not quite up to snuff.... :)
    Don Bocadill
    Don Bocadill
    Got mine for $5200 cash. Lowest I've seen was $5k back in Jan but had to pass as I'd just bought an mc275 which I've now sold
    quartersaw
    quartersaw
    Thanks for the info, Don! I'm still enjoying the 'Twins' (2 Mc2300's) but I am looking to take the next leap sometime down the road. :)
    Dear Don Bocadill!
    I read in http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=520579&page=7

    You were using Krylon Matte black puff paint renovation.
    You were used in exactly the same?
    http://www.patrolbase.co.uk/krylon-spray-paint/KrylonBlackSprayPaint#.VWtm7s_tmko

    If not, please link to your me exactly which one you used in dyeing.
    I 4311WX should offer a long-term fújhatós paint.
    Cheap inflatable paints are not durable, unfortunately, are not.
    Did you use a primer before painting?
    Excuse me, I speak little bit English.
    I look forward to your response!
    Thank you very much!
    Welcome. Tamás"
    hey don-I have a really nice mac 1700 for sale. Pics in BT. interested? thanks chuck
    I think i noticed this screen name and the "London, Amsterdam, Columbus" and thought, I bet that's Paul!
    THanks mate! Luckily after chattng to the mrs. Tonight we decided not to sell the AR3a's and keep them in the family :) so I will now emabark on a full restoration of s/n 00020 & 00083! Very exciting!!! I really dindnt want to and didnt have to sell them do alls well that ends well! :)
    Hi Paul,
    Shipping to Melbourne will be expensive for the buyer due to the cubic, the shipping companies have a formula they work it out with, anyway....
    You dont have to worry about the customs and other import duties, the seller has to do that....
    The only thing you will have to do is supply an invoice stating the transaction and the goods sold, and they are second hand, I'm not sure about Australia, they may have different laws than we do, but anything we import here with a value over $400 dollars is subject to out Good and Services Tax which is 15%, even if it is second hand.
    Most sellers on ebay who do international shipping state that all importation costs and import duties are the responsibility of the buyer, I think that is a good way to clearly state the terms...
    Shippers, anyone really, at the end of the day if the gear is packaged properly it desnt really matter who you use, maybe the buyer has a preference, or you could shop around and get quotes
    Kevin
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