A word of caution. There seem to be more 'classic' Tannoy items and other renowned Hi-Fi articles for sale currently than have ever normally been available. I know some of these will be genuine sales, but any listing that asks you ring them before bidding or to email them at their own address instead of via ebay's "contact seller" facility, should be viewed with caution. Check their feedback. if it's zero or kept private (undisclosed) the same applies. Seemingly good feedback scores can be easily accumulated by doing a number of nonsense transactions for items costing pennies! Safest bet is to buy from a seller whose address you can actually reach and pay cash on seeing the item or going there and handing the cheque over if thats what is insisted on. Ask if collection is an option even if you won't collect. Most legitimate vendors will agree and if they do you can be fairly certain the sale is good. I know the terms of the listing may sometimes make the foregoing impractical, so be very sure of what you are bidding on, how you will get it, where it is and who you are dealing with. Good Luck!