SDA SRS 1.2 for sale

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mcowan
mcowan Posts: 21
edited November 2002 in Flea Market
I need to sell my beloved SDA SRS 1.2 house shakers. They are in excellent condition. I have owned them for 7 years now. I am the second owner. Walnut cases. These are not the TL's. They come with the interconnect cable and owners manual. Have only been connected to quality amps with plenty of power to drive them properly. They are located in The SFO bay area in Calif. My price is $1700. I will entertain all offers though. I have been watching the few that appear on Ebay and I feel this is a good price for these outstanding speakers. To a good and loving home only with quality equipment. I had planned on being buried in them but I have more important prioritys right now. Shipping would be difficult but not impossible as they weigh 190 lbs each. I can be contacted at mcowan@mcowan.com with any questions. sda1.jpgsda2.jpgsda3.jpg
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  • axeman
    axeman Posts: 170
    edited November 2002
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    No doubt about their beauty, but I think you may be a bit high for this forum. I got my 1.2 TL's for $100 less than that from Oregon.

    You will always find the "going rate" higher on e-bay and if you are in fact going to stay firm on your price, maybe it would serve you better to list them there.

    Fellow Polkies here on the forum would probably agree $1700 for the non TL version is a couple hundred too high.

    Good luck anyway and I hope you get your price!

    Peace.
    Joe
  • har_navalta
    har_navalta Posts: 957
    edited November 2002
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    Well...Joe, I got my 1.2TL's for $1050.00 with all the tweeters and
    drivers like new...excellent condition! The only worn part are the
    grilles...

    Har

    Now...Luckily, I won't let it go till the end of the world...:D
  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 52,300
    edited November 2002
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    mcowan,

    I think the asking price of $1700.00 is right on target. Sure everybody wants to buy as cheap as possible, but it is a fair price.
    Joe got a great deal on his. I thank you for offering them here first and I hope some smart forum buyer gets them.
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  • jdavy
    jdavy Posts: 380
    edited November 2002
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    They look nice. Too bad you have to part with them. My wife is often after me to part with my originals but I am standing firm. I will ask my friends to see if anyone has any interest. I am in Daly City so if I found you a taker, shipping would not be a issue. We can talk about price if and when I find a interested party.
  • DarqueKnight
    DarqueKnight Posts: 6,765
    edited November 2002
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    Originally posted by axeman
    No doubt about their beauty, but I think you may be a bit high for this forum. I got my 1.2 TL's for $100 less than that from Oregon.
    Peace.
    Joe

    Axeman,

    What shipping company did you use and how much did it cost?
    Proud and loyal citizen of the Digital Domain and Solid State Country!
  • madmax
    madmax Posts: 12,434
    edited November 2002
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    That price sounds reasonable to me. I paid 1650 for one pair in absolute mint condition and 2000 for a pair of SDA SRS in great condition. Like many of you I have seen a pair go for $1000 but then again, that was stupid and I only saw it once. I wouldn't sell mine for that price.
    madmax
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  • axeman
    axeman Posts: 170
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    Axeman,

    What shipping company did you use and how much did it cost?

    I was in a hurry to get them and paid big bucks through Delta Air Frieght, think it was around $325 or something like that.

    Peace.
    Joe
  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 52,300
    edited November 2002
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    I paid $250.00 (CA to MD) with ABF Trucking. Online special "one time shipment" deal. However you ship, be sure to use bomb-proof cartons, those boys can be rough on things.
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  • mcowan
    mcowan Posts: 21
    edited November 2002
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    I have used Forward air before to ship large heavy things like motorcycles. They charge something like $23 per 100 lbs. I shipped a Yamaha Riva 125 scooter to NJ from Cal for 112. I crated it and delivered to there terminal. They are just ground even though the name implies air freight. It got there in 4 days via truck. A crate for a scooter is one thing but building one for these would have to be a labor of love to fully protect them. My idea is to wrap them very well in that industrial plastic wrap to protect the surface then wrap them in this really thick pile carpet that came out of my house a while back then again wrap in plastic to keep carpet on speakers then onto padded pallet then build the rest of the enclosure. But first install a small device inside of the speakers so whenever they are being handled roughly a voice comes through the speakers asking them to please be gentle it is crowded enough in here! lol. Could probably ship them anywhere ion the lower 48 for under 200.
    -Mark-
  • mcowan
    mcowan Posts: 21
    edited November 2002
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    Repriced for a quick sale! $1500 plus any shipping costs. Will deliver up to 200 miles for free from SFO Bay area. All offers considered. Part trade possible. To good home only. Must send pic of amp that will drive it! lol.
  • HBombToo
    HBombToo Posts: 5,256
    edited November 2002
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    I know I have the Power but tell me why first and you'll have a certified check.

    I'm dead serious
    ***WAREMTAE***
  • HBombToo
    HBombToo Posts: 5,256
    edited November 2002
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    Forgot to say that tonight is all CD night.

    I need a drink
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 52,300
    edited November 2002
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    mcowan,

    Instead of shrink wrap plastic, use a large loose plastic bag. Then cut thick slabs of stryofoam, place the slabs on the speakers and then use the shrink wrap. If you shrink wrap around the cloth it will cause creases/rubs. Then build a crate around them.


    HBomb,

    Gettin' his SDA on!
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  • HBombToo
    HBombToo Posts: 5,256
    edited November 2002
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    I'm thinking about it anyway F1... What a settup that would make!

    I think shipping would be a pain though.

    I'll probably back out and keep an eye on the 15's.

    HBomb
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  • mcowan
    mcowan Posts: 21
    edited November 2002
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    $1750 delivered to Missouri Via Forward air.
  • har_navalta
    har_navalta Posts: 957
    edited November 2002
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    You will not be disappointed with the 1.2's. I paid shipping
    for my 1.2TL's for $264.00 to ABF freight that was from Dallas,Tx to Moline, Ill.:)

    Har
  • HBombToo
    HBombToo Posts: 5,256
    edited November 2002
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    mcowan, I think that is a fair offer but I need some time to mull it over.

    Regards
    HBomb
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 52,300
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    I agree with Har, you won't be disappointed and the price is right.
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