Recent content by Deafdog68

Hi Steve, no they have a website, just Google Hifi Vintage Ltd. It looked professional plus they sell some very expensive items. They were very helpful before i bought the item..but i guess they would be before i parted with my cash

thanks for that...not sure I should be allowed anywhere near a soldering iron lol..but there may be a way around it so am looking into that

Just an update on this...it gets funnier..Hifi Vintage agreed to look at the item so I sent it back to them, at my expense...so they took it apart, photographed the broken headphone socket then reiterated I used too much force plugging in the headphone adapter (or removing it..their "Forensic"...

thanks all for your comments..I am just shocked by their attitude really..had they suggested any reasonable way of amicably resolving it i wouldn't be posting here...but to simply say "it's old and you broke it" is very poor...ok, now to try and hide this post until I hear back from them when...

Hi Steve983, thanks for the comment but the company stated it was fully serviced and tested and they do have a reasonable sounding returns policy, check out their website. This is why I am rather angry that when I sent my email saying the headphone socket was broken they sent the surly reply...

Hi This is very simply relating my experience with HiFi Vintage Ltd. I purchased a NAD 7140 receiver for £198 and the first time I unplugged the headphones the socket broke. What follows is their reply when I informed them of this. I am a tolerant person..except when people are rude and I find...