FS: Subwoofers

Serendipity

1. 15" Dayton Titanic MKIII DIY sub based on the following:

This sub has been lightly used, it's an excellent DIY sub, and sounds great! A while back I compared this sub to a Definitive SuperCube I and SuperCube II, and my DIY project beat both of them in low-end extension, tightness, and overall frequency range.

I would like to get $500 for it, since I rarely use this system and don't see the point in having this sit around if it is not going to be used.

I would rate the condition as 9/10, it's been kept in great condition but there are hairline scratches on it and the plate amp has been repaired.

The parts used in this are:

1. DAYTON HPSA1000 1000W SUBWOOFER AMPLIFIER
2. www.partsexpress.com/pe/p...ak=300-808
   
3. DAYTON TIT400C-4 15" TITANIC MKIII SUBWOOFER 4 OHM
4. www.partsexpress.com/pe/s...er=295-420
   
5. DAYTON DSS4-BC BLACK CHROME SPEAKER SPIKES 4 PC SET
6. www.partsexpress.com/pe/s...er=240-715
   
7. SPEAKER GASKETING TAPE 1/8" x 3/8" x 50'
8. www.partsexpress.com/pe/p...ak=260-540
   
9. ACOUSTA-STUF POLYFILL 5 LB. BAG
10. www.partsexpress.com/pe/p...ak=260-330
    
11. SPEAKER CIRCUIT BREAKER 5A 800W
12. www.partsexpress.com/pe/s...er=260-830
    
13. CAST FRAME SPEAKER MOUNTING KIT #10-32
14. www.partsexpress.com/pe/s...er=260-776
    
15. CAST FRAME SPEAKER MOUNTING KIT 1/4"-20
16. www.partsexpress.com/pe/s...er=260-778
    
17. 14 GA SOUND KING SPEAKER WIRE 50'
18. www.partsexpress.com/pe/s...er=100-145
    
19. HEAVY DUTY GRILL GUIDES 12 PAIR
20. www.partsexpress.com/pe/s...er=260-367
    
21. 36" SPEAKER SEALING CAULK
22. www.partsexpress.com/pe/s...er=269-300

2. Onkyo SKW-100 subwoofer. Works well, rarely used, good subwoofer for someone on a budget.
Price is $49 + OBO
I would rate the condition of the sub as 8/10, simply due to age.

ryanjoachim

A lot of your links don't work.

devani

and where are you located?

Serendipity

Sorry, my computer skills suck

I'm located in NYC.

ViperZ

The links obviously don't work because you did not copy full links, but copied shortened links from some other forum(?). Look, you have "..." in the middle of each link.

Serendipity

ViperZ wrote: »

The links obviously don't work because you did not copy full links, but copied shortened links from some other forum(?). Look, you have "..." in the middle of each link.

Those were copied from posts that I made when I first built the sub.

ViperZ

Exactly. You copied text, not URLs. When full URL is copied into this forum, the text gets shortened (so that people don't see 3-lines-long URLs), but HTML link (i.e. href tag) remains.

What you did - you copied text from shortened URLs, not the actual URLs. Go back to you original posts. Right click on the links, and click 'copy link' or whatever similar function you have in your browser. Then go to the new message, and click 'paste'.