FS: SDA SRS, RTA 11t, Parasound, Paradigm

CH46E

I am the original owner. Mint condition Parasound 2250 v2. Smoke free home. Not a flaw on it. $750.00.

Im the second owner of perfectly working pair Polk SDA SRS 2's. Drivers and radiators are mint condition. No bangs or dents in the wood. Screens could use a stretch and glue or some other help to resecure. But still in tact. Blade-Blade with cross cable. All oem parts. Virgin pair. $650.00

I gutted my my Paradigm Monitor 7 v2's. I have one good 6.5 driver. Both crossovers, both screen badges.
Both tweeters. I purchased new tweeter diaphrams from The Sound Shop in Colorado Springs in 2007 or 2008. Both are in perfect working and cosmetic condition. The diaphrams are no longer avalible from Paradigm. $90.00 for the tweeters.

Second owner of mint virgin pair of Polk audio RT11T's. All drivers and radiators are mint. No flaws in the boxes and the screens are 9 out of 10. $175.00


I will try to get some photos up later.
You can text me for photos if what ever piece you want at 321-749- five five 57

Im up late so feel free to text any time.

Im located in 32953 east coast central FL. Sorry not going to ship the Polks.

And please don't tell me you are a Nigerian Prince sending a delegate to pick them up.

CH46E

I am wanting to rebuild my RTA12B's x-over and refinish them. As well as get some new subs for the HT. Thats the only reason for selling them.

CH46E

I swear im not trying to bump my post. It was not down that far anyways.

Can i get some input from ya'll on my pricing? Do you guys and gals 5hink im asking too much? Any feed back would be great. I put the same post on AVS and my local CL. Not one single inquiry.

Fyi: i did put the lowest prices for the Polkies here!

Any advice beside giving them away to get them moved?

scubalab

Nothing wrong with bumping your ad if you want to, but I know you were asking about prices and advice in the perceived lack of interest.

I can't comment much on prices, but will say that selling audio gear these days takes time. Just be patient, put some good pictures (of the gear... ) showing them off in the ad, and maybe offer quotes on shipping.

I don't sell a lot, but if I do sell something, I usually use eBay sold prices as a gauge to see what people are paying. If it's something I'm not to anxious to let go, I set a price close to that and usually don't negotiate. I always try to give the fine folks here much better deals (lower than I'd accept elsewhere or what the item is selling for on eBay).

It all depends on how quickly you want to sell your gear. Price it at the average selling price, and you might get a buyer quickly, but chances are, it could take weeks, even months to sell it. If you're in a hurry to sell (needing to raise funds to buy the next new-to-you item), you may need to price it temptingly low.

This is somewhat of a niche market, so the buyers out there are few and far between. Location limits that even further...

GLWTS. You've got some nice gear here.

hochpt21

That is well said @scubalab

Quick sale at going rate in audio is a rarity.

txcoastal1

You can research past and present ad's on HiFi shark
https://www.hifishark.com/#

motorhead43026

You say the RT11T's are virgin? Is that in never hooked up (pun intended)