New Second Hand & Ex-demo Hi-Fi search engine website.
I've been tinkering away for the last few months on a brand new second hand and ex-demo hi-fi search engine. My plan was to provide a one stop solution to finding cheap hi-fi and home cinema gear across the whole web; classifieds sites, forums, ebay and dealer clearance pages. Please check it out here:-
http://www.hifihunter.com - Second Hand Hi-Fi Search Engine
It's still relatively new, there maybe a few rough edges, but it should be pretty usable. Please don't hesitate to get in touch with bug reports and suggestions.
Arfa
http://www.hifihunter.com - Second Hand Hi-Fi Search Engine
It's still relatively new, there maybe a few rough edges, but it should be pretty usable. Please don't hesitate to get in touch with bug reports and suggestions.
Arfa
Comments
I agree, categorising stuff would be really good. However due to the way I'm aggregating content from many, man sources, each with different ways of categorising content (and some not at all), it would be no mean feat. Can't even rely on a search for "Linn speakers", as someone may have a pair of "Linn Isobarik's" listing in the classifieds of PFM, without the word 'speaker' anywhere! :-\
I think Audiojumble and AudioChews are the main ones I'm missing. Did start a pipe for it, but got bogged down with the YQL in the Pipe missing stuff that was there when running the YQL standalone...
Don't suppose you know if the RSS feed here, can be filtered by forum, to just return the 'For Sale' folder? - Edit: scratch that, found it now!
No prob adding 'Chews, always figured the site would be a two way thing, aggregating content from else where, but also driving traffic back.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hi-Fi-Hunter/242185402481322
If you're interested, become a fan and keep up to date with site news and any featured items I stumble upon in the second hand market! Every time a particular juicy piece of kits crops up, be it rare, super cheap or just very funky, I'll be featuring it on the site as a top buy. Any suggestions for stuff to feature, more than welcome, although perhaps best not suggest your stuff to feature! ;-)