PC Games, Speakers, Kenwood vintage...

polkapolka

I am cleaning out some of my stuff that I no longer use to fund my new speaker purchase.

These are pc games that are all in VG condition. Rarely played, just didn't get into these games much. The exception if Fallout 3. It has scratches on it, and looks very used. I haven't had a hard time getting it to play, but I cannot guarantee that you won't. All of the other games are VG condition like I said before.

Prices for games:

1. C&C: Tiberium Wars - $12 + $5.00 shipping in Con USA-for all games.

2. StarCraft II - $30 + $5 shipping.

3. COD 4: Modern Warfare: Limited Collector's Edition - $22 + $6.00 shipping- due to increased weight of Art Booklet, etc. This game comes w/ digital download of Strategy Guide that I never activated. Will it still work? IDK for sure.

4. Sins of a Solar Empire - $8 + $5 shipping.

5. Medieval II: Total War - $9 + $5 shipping.

6. Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 - $13 + $5 shipping.

7. Age of Empires III: The War Chiefs-Expansion Pack, not full game! - $6.50 + $5 shipping.

8. F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin - $17 + $5 shipping.

9. COD: MW2 - $28 + $5 shipping.

10. COD: World at War - $12 + $5 shipping.

11. Crysis - $12.50 + $5 shipping.

12. The Witcher - $5.00 + $5 shipping.

13. FarCry2 - $6 + $5 shipping.



I bought these units here, from Snow, back in September.
Pair of vintage Kenwoods: On top is the KT-7300, underneath is the matching Kenwood KA-7100 integrated amp. As you can see in the pictures, the inner light on the tuner is in need of replacing.
Kenwood KT-7300 - I have used this tuner for several months, and have been very happy with it. I live in a rural area, and have speaker wire for an antenna, and still pull in stations from Fond du Lac, which is roughly 15 miles away, very nice and clear.

I have taken the cover off, cleaned all the cobwebs out. I have also cleaned all the contacts with contact cleaner and conditioner for better contacts. The knobs all work as they should, no scratchiness or any problems. The tuner knob is nice and fluid, it will continue to spin for an inch or so after you stop turning it-if you do it quickly enough. :biggrin:

KA-7100 Int. Amp. - I like this amp, but it is very large and heavy, of course, as any amp of quality will be. I am simply going another direction with my setup, hence, the sale.

I have taken this amp apart, taken the knobs off, cleaned the inside, replaced the power cable which was cut in half and taped together, as well as lubricated and cleaned all the electrical switches, the pot, the knobs, etc.
Everything works as it should. All the knobs and switches are free of noise and move cleanly and crisply, just as they should. There is a blemish on the volume knob, which is on the knurled part that you use to actually move the knob. It is still very presentable, and overall a very nice piece, especially when paired with it's mate, the KT-7300.

The power cable repair was done with Belden 14 ga. wire, and is covered with black tech flex, finished with a nice Marinco 15 amp, 3-prong end. I am no professional, but I think it looks nice. It is about 34".

I paid $160 shipped for the amp, and I added the new power cord, so I am asking $175 shipped in Con USA.

For the tuner, I paid $140 shipped, if I recall correctly. So, that is what I am asking $140 shipped only to Con USA.

Any questions, please pm me, and I will respond as soon as possible.

Speakers: Yamaha NS-777s in piano black. The pics will explain most of it, and I cannot ship these. The damage you see is from UPS original shipping. When they arrived, the boxes were actually falling off, and the UPS driver, whom I know fairly well by now, took a look at the speakers with me. But, I couldn't see the damage at that point.

I have had absolutely NO problems with these great speakers. They are just too big! My wife said they have to go, or else...ummm, I don't know about you guys, but I don't want to find out what the "else" is, lol! :eek:

The damage looks much worse in the pics than in real life, as many of you know from taking pics of your own gear, especially with a flash. There is absolutely no damage of any kind to any of the actual speakers or anything that affects performance in any way. The extent of the damage is superficial, and is confined to the outer surface of the piano finish in those spots indicated by the pics.

These are great for HT. They are meant for HT, but the waf in the case is very low :frown:. She happens to be an interior designer, and form is definitely over function with her. So, she said I could buy a pair of bookshelf speakers with the funds I raise from this sale.

I am asking $500 for the pair, local sale only. I live in Brandon, WI, 53919 area code. I am about an hour from Milwaukee, and an hour and a half from Green Bay.

Please contact me via pm if you are interested or have questions.

Thanks for looking,
Matt

sm88

How much did you want for Fallout 3?

polkapolka

P.S. Wiener dog not included, lol.

polkapolka

sm88 wrote: »

How much did you want for Fallout 3?

how about $21 shipped? I also sent you a pm

polkapolka

How can I close this post? I cannot seem to find any instructions on how to do so.

Thanks,
Matt