Hi-fi speakers for sale...
Dec. 11th, 2006 02:08 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Also from the sorting stuff out in MK, I have two pairs of floorstanding hi-fi speakers which I need to sell.
Pair the first: Black B&W 3-way(ish) floorstanders - I think they're the 600 series but not sure. Each speaker has one tweeter, one active woofer, and one passive woofer. They're HUGE, and have accordingly good bass response, and good driving sound in general. Sadly one of the tweeters has been damaged by my sister while they were at her place, so I'm looking for £100 minus whatever a replacement tweeter will cost (or, if someone definitely wants them for £100, I will replace the tweeter for you first if you prefer). These are very impressive speakers, particularly if you listen to a lot of dance music or rock/metal.
They look a bit like these - http://www.eastwoodhifi.com.au/b&w603.htm - but they're not the kevlar cone model - they're from the year before those were released.
Pair the second: Maple (?) finish Acoustic Energy 2-way floorstanders - I think these are 100 series, but again not sure (yes, I know, I should have written something down when I was moving the bloody things - hindsight is 20/20). One tweeter and one woofer per speaker. Very very clean and neutral sound - I imagine these would be well suited to someone who listens to either complicated music (classical, jazz, etc) or a wide range of music and wants a neutral sound across it all. Again, I'm looking for £100 for them. These are really nice speakers - especially if you don't just listen to lots of dance and metal (which is why I'm not keeping them) :)
They look a bit like these: http://www.superfi.co.uk/images/Aegis2smuse.jpg
Both pairs are good speakers, hence they are HEAVY, and the B&Ws particularly are large. Neither pair will fit in my car, so either you'll have to pick them up from Milton Keynes, or live close enough that I can talk my friend into delivering them for me.
Pair the first: Black B&W 3-way(ish) floorstanders - I think they're the 600 series but not sure. Each speaker has one tweeter, one active woofer, and one passive woofer. They're HUGE, and have accordingly good bass response, and good driving sound in general. Sadly one of the tweeters has been damaged by my sister while they were at her place, so I'm looking for £100 minus whatever a replacement tweeter will cost (or, if someone definitely wants them for £100, I will replace the tweeter for you first if you prefer). These are very impressive speakers, particularly if you listen to a lot of dance music or rock/metal.
They look a bit like these - http://www.eastwoodhifi.com.au/b&w603.htm - but they're not the kevlar cone model - they're from the year before those were released.
Pair the second: Maple (?) finish Acoustic Energy 2-way floorstanders - I think these are 100 series, but again not sure (yes, I know, I should have written something down when I was moving the bloody things - hindsight is 20/20). One tweeter and one woofer per speaker. Very very clean and neutral sound - I imagine these would be well suited to someone who listens to either complicated music (classical, jazz, etc) or a wide range of music and wants a neutral sound across it all. Again, I'm looking for £100 for them. These are really nice speakers - especially if you don't just listen to lots of dance and metal (which is why I'm not keeping them) :)
They look a bit like these: http://www.superfi.co.uk/images/Aegis2smuse.jpg
Both pairs are good speakers, hence they are HEAVY, and the B&Ws particularly are large. Neither pair will fit in my car, so either you'll have to pick them up from Milton Keynes, or live close enough that I can talk my friend into delivering them for me.
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Date: 2006-12-12 03:58 pm (UTC)I've thought of a way I might be able to get all the speakers to London, which might simplify things considerably - I'll let you know once I've spoken to a couple of people.
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Date: 2006-12-11 04:52 pm (UTC)Have car with boot, too. Oh, it's possible (though I'll try not to) that I'll forget this again, so if you don't hear back from me, please feel free to remind me - I should have a definite answer by Wednesday at the latest.
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Date: 2006-12-12 12:51 am (UTC)They sounded very nice, certainly something for the more descerning listener..
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Date: 2006-12-15 12:34 pm (UTC)http://www2.bwspeakers.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/products.models/label/Model%20DM602%20S3
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Date: 2007-01-07 11:59 pm (UTC)You should get it later this week. Please let me know if you don't.
FTR, you seem to have lost the metal crossover bars, and one set of the caps, so I've not managed to fully try out the sound yet. Given that they're a reputable make, getting spares should be trivial, so I wouldn't worry about it. :-) Thanks for this :-)
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Date: 2007-01-08 12:08 am (UTC)Anyway, glad to hear you have custody, and I hope you're as impressed with the sound as I was, once you get them up and running :)
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Date: 2007-01-08 08:37 am (UTC)I'm going to try and get a replacement grille, too, mainly to keep the dust off when I'm not using them. (I'm not at home as often as I'd like to be).
I think I will be impressed with them, though :-)