FS: Polk psw1200, infinity IL 50,25,10's combo

dsmart · October 2005

I had to move back home and I had this in my expensive house and there is no room for it here. I have a polk PSW 1200 I bought from Crutchfield along with 2 IL 50's, IL 25 center speaker, IL 10 rear speakers. I have a marantz SV 7000 and also a JVC 8000 V amplifiers. The speakers are light oak color, and I bought the marroon grills for them and I also have the grey grill if you want them. The speakers don't have a scratch on them and probably used less then 50 hours. I live in Shreveport LA and moved from Houston, TX. If anyone is interested in any of this let me know. my phone is 318-344-2048. I need to know exactly what you want to give you a price. I have it for sale in the local AMerican classfieds here.

McLoki · October 2005

Welcome to club polk.

You need to post pictures (or a link to pictures) as well as set prices to sell here. If you want to make the most possible from selling your speakers I would recommend audiogon or e-bay.

We wont bid against each other for items and strongly believe in set a price and sell it to the first person willing to buy at that price.

It sounds like you have nice equipment. I hope you find a good home for it.

Michael

opus · October 2005

Duck...................incoming................................

dsmart · October 2005

This is what I would like to get. The PSW 1200. $400. The infinity speaker system $1100, Infinity with polk $1400, infin, psw 1200 and JVC $1700. infinity psw 1200 and marantz $1800. The infinity with jvc $1350. infinity with marantz $1500.

dsmart · October 2005

I have to get a camera and take some this weekend. I perfer people came and picked this stuff up or I can deliever within 200 mile radius. This stuff is heavy. the polk is like 110lbs the IL 50's are like 30lbs and stuff. but I will get some pictures this weekend of the stuff.

Dennis Gardner · October 2005

Decent price on that "Big Boy" PSW-1200! Someone here will surely snap it up.

millenniumrx2 · October 2005

pm sent on psw 1200

millenniumrx2 · October 2005

phone number is wrong

TroyD · October 2005

The PSW1200 is a BEAST.

Give the guy a chance before we start hurling grenades, folks.

BDT

okiepolkie · October 2005

If nobody else wants it, I'll take the PSW1200. I can meet you somewhere in Arkansas if you want.

ohskigod · October 2005

Zero wrote:

Not positively sure why, but this line just gave me shivers.

like, someone might be in serious **** peril ?!?!

ND13 · October 2005

That would be Georgia. That's where "Deliverence" takes place, from what I understand.

SQUEAL!!!!! WEEEE>>WEEEEEE!!!!!!

dsmart · October 2005

sorry about that guys, this is a new cell phone, my phone is 318-344-2068 (home is 318-636-4704) name is Danny. I have talked to one guy interested in it so It might be sold but I will look at the response here. It looks like I have to travel to meet up with most of the guys here. Does anyone know if that will fit in a normal car trunk or do I need to rent a truck? it is the psw 1200, I think it is 2 feet by 2 feet and weighs 110lbs

dsmart · October 2005

I talked to the guy in arkansas sounds pretty cool, I have been up that away for a few bowling tournaments in Hot springs AR at the fiesta bowl myself. I perfer to go to dallas though easy drive and no 1 way each way streets that slow you down. But what about the infinity's? do I need to go to another website to try to get rid of those? DOn't forget people that the IL 50's have a 250 watt amp built into each tower and has massive bass itself.

dsmart · October 2005

psw1200 is sold, that thing is going to be a nightmare to load it in the car though.

Dennis Gardner · October 2005

Nice sub.

dsmart · October 2005

The guy from dallas isn't buying it because the money isn't available right now etc so I have it for sale still. The guy in arkansas wants it but that will be a week or so from now. Anyone in dallas or houston or so close that wants it let me know. I did find a slight problem with it. When I moved the subwoofer to the location now or when the movers did it, they scratched the bottom of the base. I had to use a chair marker deal to cover up the scratches. The bottom of the base is made so that about 2 inches from it the rest of the wood stands out around it making that area shaded. The only time you can see where the scratches were is when you have a high power light shining right on the bottom from of the base and stand like a foot away. Another time you might notice it slightly is if the celing light is like 7 feet from the ground and is right infront of the sub. If the light is to the side of the sub the overlapping part shades it and you can't tell anything even standing 2 feet away. I will include a picture that shows this but don't forget the light of the flash is really really bright, it is bright enough to turn that soild black sub white and you wont' ever have that much light. Here are the pics. Oh yes also remember there is a ton of flash in these and you can see smudges etc and things that look like scratches maybe on the wood and that isn't like that I have no idea what that is but shooting this thing with the flash on is a nightmare, turning the flash off makes it too dark to shoot so I did the best I can.
top of subwoofers
back of subwoofer
side subs
side sub
front sub

notice in picture 27 the front at the bottom, the part like 2 inches from the base overlaps the bottom and provides a good shade so you can't see that part of it, you can see the imperfections in it now because I was eye level with it and also had the flash on at full bast. the pictures don't look good viewing them from photobucket , if you see any of blur let me know or i can email you the pics

danger boy · October 2005

where are you located? I"m still not quite sure. south? southwest?

F1nut · October 2005

He's in Shreveport LA

reeltrouble1 · October 2005

Son it Just Ain't Your Day!!!!!!

Greetings to all from Georgia

Careful if you drop that SOAP****

RT1

Nice Sub here.

soiset · October 2005

Is the sub still in Houston? If so, I'm interested.

soiset · October 2005

Danny delivered the sub this evening. It is in good shape, as promised. I hooked it up, and so far, so good.

It is my second psw1200. The first, which I bought over ebay, was not nearly so nice. When I got it, it looked as though UPS had rolled the box from New York to Washington state. It had a bashed-in corner, the cast base was cracked, and one of the four foot-studs was bent, and broke when I tried to straighten it.

On top of that, the amp worked for approximately two minutes before quitting. I sent the amp to Polk, and they replaced it, "as a courtesy!" They did note, on the receipt, that I had not purchased it from an authorized dealer (don't know how the hell they knew that, unless there is something in the serial number). I had to pay for the new feet, though.

The back vertical panel on the enclosure separated from the thicker side panels after not too much use (it is just butted up and glued) so I reinforced it on the inside using chamfered (to get past the glue on the inside) 2x2's and construction adhesive. I removed the plate amp and replaced it with a perfectly matched piece of mdf, foam gasketed and screwed through the original holes. Used a pair of drive-in type posts, and ran the amp remotely. It is now golden-delicious.

Have had problems with bad grounds at the rca inputs on the amp causing hum, but I just move the signal from one jack to another until the hum quits. Will get that fixed permanently eventually.

So now I have two of these beasts. My plan is two run each one beneath an LSI 9, with LSI C center, and four LSI fx surrounds. I want to build some nice stands for the 9's to isolate them from the monsters below. I figure this arrangement will top the LSI 25 easily.

Of course, right now I just have a horde of S4's surrounding the theater area until I move again and buy all the LSI stuff.

Anyone got any suggestions for my dream system?

FS: Polk psw1200, infinity IL 50,25,10's combo

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