Want a Fidelity CB9 openings module?
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Want a Fidelity CB9 openings module?
A slight catch...you will have to buy a Fidelity Sensory 12 comp.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Fidelit ... Track=true
Actually a reasonably attractive price considering the module. I've already
got a sensory 12 so not enough incentive for me.
L
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Fidelit ... Track=true
Actually a reasonably attractive price considering the module. I've already
got a sensory 12 so not enough incentive for me.
L
Re: Want a Fidelity CB9 openings module?
Larry, what do you think of your FS 12 playing style? Can you beat it?Larry wrote:A slight catch...you will have to buy a Fidelity Sensory 12 comp.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Fidelit ... Track=true
Actually a reasonably attractive price considering the module. I've already
got a sensory 12 so not enough incentive for me.
L
What do you think of the quality?
Re: Want a Fidelity CB9 openings module?
Taking the second question first, the quality is great. It has a uniqueCeladus wrote:Larry, what do you think of your FS 12 playing style? Can you beat it?Larry wrote:A slight catch...you will have to buy a Fidelity Sensory 12 comp.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Fidelit ... Track=true
Actually a reasonably attractive price considering the module. I've already
got a sensory 12 so not enough incentive for me.
L
What do you think of the quality?
metallic pressure sensory playing surface that will never 'crater' with
usage. The playing style is fine, and plenty strong enough for most
of us. The openings module is probably worth $120 by itself.
L
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Heres another CB9
seems the CB9 appears more often then the CB16 and you never see the TDF or Fide book modules
oh...it comes attached to an EAS Budapest
http://www.ebay.com/itm/181515511122
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Steve
seems the CB9 appears more often then the CB16 and you never see the TDF or Fide book modules
oh...it comes attached to an EAS Budapest
http://www.ebay.com/itm/181515511122
CBGB's Regards
Steve
Steve, how can you tell its a Budapest and not the later Glasgow?Steve B wrote:Heres another CB9
seems the CB9 appears more often then the CB16 and you never see the TDF or Fide book modules
oh...it comes attached to an EAS Budapest
http://www.ebay.com/itm/181515511122
CBGB's Regards
Steve
He bought it late in 1984, the year the Glasgow was released
L
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I am going by the fact that it has the Budapest sticker.. on the backLarry wrote:Steve, how can you tell its a Budapest and not the later Glasgow?Steve B wrote:Heres another CB9
seems the CB9 appears more often then the CB16 and you never see the TDF or Fide book modules
oh...it comes attached to an EAS Budapest
http://www.ebay.com/itm/181515511122
CBGB's Regards
Steve
He bought it late in 1984, the year the Glasgow was released
L
the Glasgow when sold by Fidelity does not have the sticker
my EAS Budapest has the sticker and my EAS Glasgow does not
of course my Pre-Budapest EAS also does not have the sticker
I guess its possible it has the Glasgow program though
a retailer could have upgraded the program in a EAS Budapest
no way to know for sure without asking the seller
Sticker Shock Regards
Steve
I happen to a Fidelity modules price list from the year 1984, cameSteve B wrote:Heres another CB9
seems the CB9 appears more often then the CB16 and you never see the TDF or Fide book modules
Steve
with the Elegance. The reason the CB9 module is more common than
the CB16 module is in the price:
CB9. $79
CB16. $120
Allowing for inflation, those two prices would each have to be
multiplied about sixfold to get today's prices.
L