Denon 3803

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rookiejk
rookiejk Posts: 60
edited October 2003 in Flea Market
I just bought a brand new 3803 2 weeks ago. It does not work well with my Lsi setup and I am now trying to sell it. It was purchased from an authorized dealer, so it comes with the full warranty and everything, plus, I have only used it for a day or two, so it is in mint condition. Post a reply if you're interested in purchasing the receiver. I am willing to take a little hit on the purchase, but I would still like to get a reasonable price for this brand new receiver. I am having to upgrade to something more adequate to handle the 4 ohm Lsi set.
Receiver: B&K AVR505
Fronts: Lsi25s
Center: Lsic
Surround: LsiXs
TV: 57'' RP Toshiba
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  • rookiejk
    rookiejk Posts: 60
    edited October 2003
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    I would like to 700+shipping for the receiver. I am attatching a generic picture of the 3803. My model is black and comes with the Denon Warranty.

    Any reasonable offers will be considered.
    Receiver: B&K AVR505
    Fronts: Lsi25s
    Center: Lsic
    Surround: LsiXs
    TV: 57'' RP Toshiba
  • ken brydson
    ken brydson Posts: 9,071
    edited October 2003
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    They've got a 14 day return policy (with restocking fee :( )
    You might be able to slide under the wire. Might be less of a loss than trying to resell
  • rookiejk
    rookiejk Posts: 60
    edited October 2003
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    That means I would have to pay the 100 fee, plus pay for shipping. The machine is worth 700, that's how much I paid for it, and they are selling it for much more on ebay etc... I am willing to take a little bit less, but not much.
    Receiver: B&K AVR505
    Fronts: Lsi25s
    Center: Lsic
    Surround: LsiXs
    TV: 57'' RP Toshiba
  • ken brydson
    ken brydson Posts: 9,071
    edited October 2003
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    I didn't see the restocking fee was $100. That's steep. My bad
  • rookiejk
    rookiejk Posts: 60
    edited October 2003
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    15%, which is like $100, so it's really not worth it. There has to be some market out there for this receiver. It is brand new and is from an authorized dealer. Crutchfield is selling them for $1000.
    Receiver: B&K AVR505
    Fronts: Lsi25s
    Center: Lsic
    Surround: LsiXs
    TV: 57'' RP Toshiba
  • scottvamp
    scottvamp Posts: 3,277
    edited October 2003
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    Sorry Rookie, $200 recievers (a couple threads down ) allday long on this site. A $700 reciever new worth $1000 probably not going to get a hit. Very FAIR price but it is not $200 - just how this forum goes. Got me!!!!!!!
  • rookiejk
    rookiejk Posts: 60
    edited October 2003
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    I didn't understand that post? What are you talking about? Don't you think $700 is a fair price? They are selling on ebay wo/full warrantly for 800+.
    Receiver: B&K AVR505
    Fronts: Lsi25s
    Center: Lsic
    Surround: LsiXs
    TV: 57'' RP Toshiba
  • rookiejk
    rookiejk Posts: 60
    edited October 2003
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    This receiver has been used for less than 1 full day. It is not factory refurbished. It was brand new.
    Receiver: B&K AVR505
    Fronts: Lsi25s
    Center: Lsic
    Surround: LsiXs
    TV: 57'' RP Toshiba
  • paymontana
    paymontana Posts: 234
    edited October 2003
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    3803 brand new for 688.0$. Sorry bud.
    "It doesn't get any more serious than a Rhinocerus about to charge your ****."
  • Dr. Spec
    Dr. Spec Posts: 3,780
    edited October 2003
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    Buy an Outlaw amp and use the 3803 as a pre/pro instead of taking a bath on it.

    Too bad you didn't tune in here earlier; it is well known the Denon amp and the LSi are a poor match. Conversely, the Denon and the RTi are a stellar match - but that won't help you.

    The front end of the 3803 is exceptional - seriously consider an external amp before you sell it.
    "What we do in life echoes in eternity"

    Ed Mullen (emullen@svsound.com)
    Director - Technology and Customer Service
    SVS
  • polkatese
    polkatese Posts: 6,767
    edited October 2003
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    Good call, Doc! top notch processing supplemented by high current (Outlaw power 7100/7 channel, $899):

    http://www.outlawaudio.com/products/7100.html#

    Total spending: $1600, for 7 channels high current amplification...
    I am sorry, I have no opinion on the matter. I am sure you do. So, don't mind me, I just want to talk audio and pie.
  • scottvamp
    scottvamp Posts: 3,277
    edited October 2003
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    Originally posted by rookiejk
    I didn't understand that post? What are you talking about? Don't you think $700 is a fair price? They are selling on ebay wo/full warrantly for 800+.
    Hence the name rookie......what I am saying is people don't kick down that type of money on this site. Read my post again ....
    I say VERY FAIR PRICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Just trying to help out your confusion. Ebay IS your best bet.....
  • paymontana
    paymontana Posts: 234
    edited October 2003
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    I took the av125.5 over the Outlaw. Did i make the wrong decision. Haven't uncrated the B&K yet. It isn't to late.


    CJ
    "It doesn't get any more serious than a Rhinocerus about to charge your ****."
  • polkatese
    polkatese Posts: 6,767
    edited October 2003
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    nope, you did the right thing! more power to you..:) The objective is to determine what would adequately drive LSi, price and sound quality become the subjective factors beyond this point...
    I am sorry, I have no opinion on the matter. I am sure you do. So, don't mind me, I just want to talk audio and pie.