DSWPRO 400 Subwoofer (used) & RM20 set (brand new)

mdk5068
mdk5068 Posts: 204
edited July 2009 in For Sale (FS) Classifieds
hey guys,

Working up a new setup now and I have a few things to go.

The first is a DSWPRO 400 subwoofer. Black of course, I got this about a year ago and it has served me faithfully ever since. Just got an SVS pb12 Ultra tho...ha. It is in extremely good condition excluding one knick on a top side. Not sure what happened, it was completely out of the way of everything and sheltered, but who knows now. Other than that this thing really kicks and is loyal sub. I think 250 is a fair price for this, let me know if anyone is interested!

The next item is a brand new black RM20 5 speaker surround system. Got it for 499 at the time, now the price is down to 399 on amazon. Ideally someone would want this for 350. It is brand new, in the box, never opened.

Thanks for listening all, and if I can do anything (like a picture of the knick) let me know. I won't be able to take it till Saturday or so, but would be happy to.

Enjoy,

Mark
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  • ViperZ
    ViperZ Posts: 2,046
    edited June 2009
    Mark, location and pictures usually help the sale.

    Regards,
    Eugen.
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited June 2009
    Sorry guys, was not thinking...

    Here is the subwoofer product page (actual pictures will come)
    http://www.polkaudio.com/homeaudio/dsw/index.php?s=dswpro400

    Here is the rm20 product page (minus the sub in the pic - mine is new so it is the same thing)
    http://www.polkaudio.com/homeaudio/products/recent/rm20/

    And I can have it in Philadelphia area, new york area, or state college area

    Thanks and my fault about no info!

    --Mark

    ViperZ wrote: »
    Mark, location and pictures usually help the sale.

    Regards,
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited June 2009
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    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited June 2009
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    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
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    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    bump please take these from me
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  • conceyted
    conceyted Posts: 17
    edited July 2009
    MDK, I have good news. I am interested in your Polk RM20 set. I found this thread through google search and had to sign up to the forum to contact you. However, the forum wants me to have 10 posts before PM'ing you. Please PM me an email address so we can begin to work out a deal.

    Thanks much,

    Chris M.
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    The rm20 set is spoken for but the dswpro400 is still available if anyone wants it!

    I am also selling my yamaha rx-v659 for 300, a year and a half old and mint condition, no scratches or anything. It has pre-outs for all those polky's who love external amps...I will set up a new post for it soon but for now it will reside here!

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  • conceyted
    conceyted Posts: 17
    edited July 2009
    MDK was truly a pleasure to work with.
    +1 Good feedback for him.

    Don't be hesitant when working with this seller. Very nice guy.

    Thanks, MDK.

    Chris M.
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  • SivaNevets
    SivaNevets Posts: 303
    edited July 2009
    will you to ship your DSWPRO400 to toronto, Canada?
    post code is L1W1S7, how much is the shipping gonna cost?
    Front: Martinlogan ESL
    Center: Martinlogan Stage
    Rear: Martinlogan Motion 4
    Sub: Martinlogan Grotto-I
    Receiver: Pioneer Elite SC 1523K

    PC 2 Channel: Polk LSI7
    Headset: Grado RS2 + Grado RA1 amp
    Mic: Neumann KMS605

    Car Audio
    2002 MB C240 Sedan
    MM6501 components
    MM840 sub
    MB Quart Onyx 4.60 (1/2 to components, 3/4 bridged to sub)
    Pioneer 8200BT HU
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    It might be best to ask somebody's advice on here, or even your own. Have you had people ship you things in canada before? What was the process to finding out how it was done/ how much it would cost? I am inclined to say that if you pay shipping costs I will ship it wherever you would like! As to the box size and all it is 13.8 x 13.8 x 14.5 inches and about 35 pounds. My zip code is 18940 if it would help you calculate?

    Thank you!

    --Mark


    SivaNevets wrote: »
    will you to ship your DSWPRO400 to toronto, Canada?
    post code is L1W1S7, how much is the shipping gonna cost?
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    Chris,

    Thank you so much for the feedback! Good buyer, helped on shipping!

    --Mark



    conceyted wrote: »
    MDK was truly a pleasure to work with.
    +1 Good feedback for him.

    Don't be hesitant when working with this seller. Very nice guy.

    Thanks, MDK.

    Chris M.
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    SivaNevets,

    Shipping to canada, at a complete guess, would be 75. I went here http://ircalc.usps.gov/default.aspx?Mode=Intl_Single&CID=10054 and typed in 35 pounds and that would get you the sub in 10 days ish. Now somebody on here probably knows a better way, but thats an estimate? Sorry thats all I could do bud I will keep looking though!!

    --Mark

    SivaNevets wrote: »
    will you to ship your DSWPRO400 to toronto, Canada?
    post code is L1W1S7, how much is the shipping gonna cost?
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  • SivaNevets
    SivaNevets Posts: 303
    edited July 2009
    mdk5068 wrote: »
    It might be best to ask somebody's advice on here, or even your own. Have you had people ship you things in canada before? What was the process to finding out how it was done/ how much it would cost? I am inclined to say that if you pay shipping costs I will ship it wherever you would like! As to the box size and all it is 13.8 x 13.8 x 14.5 inches and about 35 pounds. My zip code is 18940 if it would help you calculate?

    Thank you!

    --Mark

    UPS shipping calculator appears to be $43.41 USD which i think its acceptable to me since its used item if marked as a gift will avoid the custom fees.
    if you can post a picture of it with top scratch would be great.

    and what is a good method of payment that works for both of us?
    ill let you know the latest tomorrow. :D
    thanks
    Front: Martinlogan ESL
    Center: Martinlogan Stage
    Rear: Martinlogan Motion 4
    Sub: Martinlogan Grotto-I
    Receiver: Pioneer Elite SC 1523K

    PC 2 Channel: Polk LSI7
    Headset: Grado RS2 + Grado RA1 amp
    Mic: Neumann KMS605

    Car Audio
    2002 MB C240 Sedan
    MM6501 components
    MM840 sub
    MB Quart Onyx 4.60 (1/2 to components, 3/4 bridged to sub)
    Pioneer 8200BT HU
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    Ha, I should have just stayed out of the shipping estimates, sorry man! I will post a picture as soon as I can take it, should be within the next hour (providing I can con my dad into moving faster with that camera, ha).

    --Mark

    SivaNevets wrote: »
    UPS shipping calculator appears to be $43.41 USD which i think its acceptable to me since its used item if marked as a gift will avoid the custom fees.
    if you can post a picture of it with top scratch would be great.

    and what is a good method of payment that works for both of us?
    ill let you know the latest tomorrow. :D
    thanks
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    Ah well he is taking a bit too long, however I will post the pictures of the subwoofer tonight.

    In terms of the yamaha rx-v659 it has been claimed as well. Just the subwoofer left!
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    Ok so I just tried to upload the pictures on both internet explorer and Firefox and they keep giving me a "fatal error." Anyone have an recommendations? As a temporary fix throw me your email in a pm and I will email them to you, I know that works at least. I will also put them in my showcase so you see them there. It's called "Piece by Piece."
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  • SivaNevets
    SivaNevets Posts: 303
    edited July 2009
    sub1.jpg
    sub2.jpg

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    Front: Martinlogan ESL
    Center: Martinlogan Stage
    Rear: Martinlogan Motion 4
    Sub: Martinlogan Grotto-I
    Receiver: Pioneer Elite SC 1523K

    PC 2 Channel: Polk LSI7
    Headset: Grado RS2 + Grado RA1 amp
    Mic: Neumann KMS605

    Car Audio
    2002 MB C240 Sedan
    MM6501 components
    MM840 sub
    MB Quart Onyx 4.60 (1/2 to components, 3/4 bridged to sub)
    Pioneer 8200BT HU
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    Thanks siva!
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  • SivaNevets
    SivaNevets Posts: 303
    edited July 2009
    no problem dude,
    is that just the paint fall off or the MDF?
    Front: Martinlogan ESL
    Center: Martinlogan Stage
    Rear: Martinlogan Motion 4
    Sub: Martinlogan Grotto-I
    Receiver: Pioneer Elite SC 1523K

    PC 2 Channel: Polk LSI7
    Headset: Grado RS2 + Grado RA1 amp
    Mic: Neumann KMS605

    Car Audio
    2002 MB C240 Sedan
    MM6501 components
    MM840 sub
    MB Quart Onyx 4.60 (1/2 to components, 3/4 bridged to sub)
    Pioneer 8200BT HU
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    It is about 1 mm deep at its extreme, if not less. I would say it is the equivalent of someone taking an exacto knife and taking off a sliver? To answer your question it is the paint an i believe the tiniest bit of mdf. Not sure how it happened, either. I have pampered this thing and had it under furniture its whole life, devoid of contact with anything.
    SivaNevets wrote: »
    no problem dude,
    is that just the paint fall off or the MDF?
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    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    desperation bump
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    bump subwoofer is still available!
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    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
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    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
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  • kawizx9r
    kawizx9r Posts: 5,150
    edited July 2009
    Goodluck on your sale! Howd you like it? Im considering picking one up
    Truck setup
    Alpine 9856
    Phoenix Gold RSD65CS

    For Sale
    Polk SR6500
    Polk SR5250
    Polk SR104


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  • kaisersose
    kaisersose Posts: 92
    edited July 2009
    PM sent
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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    I liked it alot, actually. I recently nabbed a svs pb12 ultra for a good price, and have been listening to it with my old rm95 system, haha. I have rti a7's and fxi a4's now, but wanted to see what a truly over-"subed" system would sound like. About mid movie, a switched to my dswpro 400 and I was pleasantly surprised at how it sounded. It was stronger than the system, but enough to make it impressive, not overbearing like the svs. I would definitely say that the dsw line does great for itself, and if your budget is not in the svs range it would make a great alternative. I had it in a 26x30 ish room too, so id say she did well.

    --mark
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  • kawizx9r
    kawizx9r Posts: 5,150
    edited July 2009
    I just wanted something with a small footprint without breaking the bank. I considered a refurb'd micropro 1k which can be had for very cheap but thought maybe I'd hear what people had to say about the regular dsw series.
    Truck setup
    Alpine 9856
    Phoenix Gold RSD65CS

    For Sale
    Polk SR6500
    Polk SR5250
    Polk SR104


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  • mdk5068
    mdk5068 Posts: 204
    edited July 2009
    ps thanks for the gl, lol


    kawizx9r wrote: »
    Goodluck on your sale! Howd you like it? Im considering picking one up
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