TISL back lit poster
 

For anyone who might be interested, I have to part with my TISL back lit display. I hate to let it go because it was the favorite in my collection. Here is a phot and link to the ebay listing. I know some ledgie will give it a good home! http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c62/dsaje/tisl2.jpg

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=180302464545

I own one of these and I love it!! I still havent found a place to put it though.

What exactly is that? It looks amazing!!

It's a display that was used in a record store to promote the album. Basically it's a poster on a material similar to a negative so that it's transparent and light shines through it.

That's beautiful!

OMG I WANT IT!!!! :blob2: whats it goin for???

"PLEASE NOTE that this auction is for the poster only, and does not include the framing materials. I have included photos of the display framed in a light box I constructed myself, as well as unframed so that you can see how it would look both ways.The display will show nicely on a light colored background; however, it is stunning when placed over a light source. It is relatively easy to construct a light box and I will be happy to share with you how I created mine."



This is very misleading. Are you selling the actual poster, or the whole back lit display and the poster?

Thats cool....I think I have one for The Dance with the LP cover on it......don't think I've got that one though....nice....:D

How can you read that and find it misleading? :confused: I clearly stated, that it is for the poster only. I even put "PLEASE NOTE" in a larger font and made it bold to draw attention to that fact so no one would be confused. It's only confusing when people don't read the description, which you must have because you quoted that specific part, or English is their second language.

How in the world is this misleading? He specifically states "PLEASE NOTE that this auction is for the poster only". How much more clear can he be? He even offers to explain how to make your own light box, should you so choose.

I'm convinced that this is why people wrongly receive negative feedback, oftentimes. Because the buyer doesn't take the time to read the description, look at the photos and ask questions. And then doesn't bother to try to resolve the issue with the seller before leaving negative feedback.