Fair price for Polk LSiM707?

@Clipdat Tobacco exposure for me is either a hard yes or a hard pass.

My RT3000p was from an ex-smoker, but he sold me a whole entire lot of stuff probably worth $2500 today for $1000 (canadian buckaroos). My post about that is on my page.

I like buying from smokers as they usually price things super low because of the smell, and I'm very good at cleaning it.

Or they price it like it's pristine and it's covered in tar and completely screwed up.

@VR3 Yeah I've noticed the lack of support, especially considering the speakers were sold brand new by Polk only what, 4 years ago? And they have no more drivers for them in stock. Ridiculous.

Are you being serious about the tweeters? Like, are they actually made out of glass, or are they just really fragile?

@Kex I personally will not buy any of Polks newer stuff.

In my opinion, once Polk was bought out, it marked the beginning of the end. Now I just see Polk as a name brand slapped on speakers with some of their revolutionary technologies slapped in them.

I don't think there will ever be another lineup like the RT/i/p, LSi, SDA, SRT, etc and it's honestly kinds sad to me. The LSiM feels like the last remaining bits of the old Polk to me. I didn't grow up with Polk obviously, but experiencing their older gear and their newer gear, I can certainly tell the difference.

Even my Dad who did in fact know Polk from the 90s and onward said he just finds they're a shell of their former selvesm

@pitdogg2 They also have specific tri-laminate tweeters in stock still, but super limited quantities.

Also, the RD2516-1 has like 1200 something unitsbleft. This is, I'm pretty sure, the last bit of legacy support they have