Rescue these

heiney9

No Affil...

I just hate to see SDA's torn apart like this. Not sure of the reason, but maybe someone could rescue these put in new drivers and keep 'em in correct working order....sure is a shame

http://cgi.ebay.com/POLK-AUDIO-SDA-1-SDA1-Best-built-Speakers-w-Real-Walnut_W0QQitemZ5802087026QQcategoryZ71571QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

H9

hotwheelman

Link?

danger boy

heiney9 lay off the sauce dude.

we're here for ya.. admitting you have a "problem" is the first step to recovery.

heiney9

Duh....I haven't even started drinking yet this evening.

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Dennis Gardner

He has been selling the drivers for a couple weeks. He didn't care about anything other than the $$$.


At least they weren't SRSs.

ND13

http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30454

Same jackass

You get to see how nice they were before the carnage.

heiney9

ND13 wrote:

http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30454

Same jackass

You get to see how nice they were before the carnage.

Apparently this former thread slipped under my radar....Thank god they aren't the big flagships....but it still pisses me off that he's selling them piece meal. I just don't understand people sometimes .

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Dennis Gardner

I was once told to consider these organ donors, and to look at how many other fine speakers have now been saved from the scrap heap.

There..............don't you feel all better now? :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

hotwheelman

Dennis Gardner wrote:

I was once told to consider these organ donors, and to look at how many other fine speakers have now been saved from the scrap heap.

There..............don't you feel all better now? :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

no

ND13

Dennis Gardner wrote:

I was once told to consider these organ donors, and to look at how many other fine speakers have now been saved from the scrap heap.

There..............don't you feel all better now? :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

I would if they were in **** condition, but those were too pretty to canabalize.

Dennis Gardner

ND13 wrote:

I would if they were in **** condition, but those were too pretty to canabalize.

I've said the same thing, only to be told that many have good drivers and crossovers that need good cabinets so even the cabs serve a purpose as parts.

I have seen the same salvage sales increase in the collectable car area since the advent of eBay. I have seen perfectly good 60's muscle cars get torn apart for the sake of others needs.

audiobliss

Dennis Gardner wrote:

I have seen perfectly good 60's muscle cars get torn apart for the sake of others needs.

No excuse! There's no excuse for that, I tell ya!! At least not until I get my hands on one (or two) of each of 'em! Just hold off! Don't take it apart 'til I get one!


Which reminds me, on the way home from work yesterday, I saw a beautiful Firebird in a parking lot for sale. I had to stop and look at it. It was a white '69 Pontiac Firebird with a blue stripe down the center. It was in immacculate condition. I didn't see any scratches or dents. The interior looked to be just as flawless, too - no fading, rips, tears, nada. The sign said '350ci, 650 Holley, new 3.55 posi rear end'. Man, I'm in heaven just looking at it. He's asking 10,000 for it. Seems like a good price to me.

rnp614

BUY it! BUY IT NOW