SDA SRS 3.1's for HT

Too funny Ben. I just type real slow.

engtaz.

I wouldn't even bother unpluging the SDA cable.

I just had problem setting up the HT will SPL meter with it plugged in. But, I do leave it in after SPL setup. I am lazy. LOL

engtaz

a pair on a'gon for 810.00,,virginia though

Mike Reeter wrote: »

Yeah,George...saw these,also have original shipping cartons...Fair price?

the a'gon bb avg is 800.00 FWIW,,,I think that the price is fair,,, but if you're going to p/u,,after the gasoline factor kicks in,,I dunno,,unless you know someone in the "shipping" business.;) They do look to be in good condition.

george daniel wrote: »

a pair on a'gon for 810.00,,virginia though

I contacted the seller about these. I asked a series of very specific questions about the cosmetic and functional condition of the speakers. This is the response I received:

"You can see the pictures, what you see are what you get. The speakers are good cosmetic and working condition. All the drivers and tweeters work, they are sounded very good clear and deep bass, power up to 500W. There is interconnect cable come with. Some missing foam inserts/packing material in the boxes but don't worry I will put some soft material to wrap around the speakers if you want to buy them. Let me know if you have any questions."

Hmmmm. The seller ends by asking me to let him know if I have any questions, but he does not address my specific questions about:

1. Defects and blemishes in the woodwork.
2. The exact size of the shipping boxes in order to get a shipping quote. (I already know the shipping weight from Polk brochures)
3. The condition of the rubber surrounds.
4. The condition of the driver cones and passive radiator.
5. Prior ownership history.
6. Prior repair and modification history.

These may be ok and they certainly look good from the pics. Based on the seller's response, I would only feel comfortable buying these if I could see them in person.

i started with the rti12's front and rear with my setup, which is ht and multi sacd, and lots of 2 channel. i then put 3.1's up front, and was very impressed. much wider soundfield, not like hearing from a single point source. since, i have moved the 3.1's to the rear channels, and put 2.3tl's in the front. this further moved the soundfield out further, and for multi sacd it it just incredible! i no longer have sounds(ht or sacd)coming from a single point source any more, but from a much larger 360 degree environment of sound all the way around. the new tweets on the 2.3's are a must, but the tl 3000's on the 3.1's seem to work well. all that is left for me is to upgrade caps, resistors, etc. make sure you have good power all the way around, it makes all the difference in the world. also, as far as i am concerned, leave the interconnect cord plugged in, as i feel this greatly improves the width of the soundfield. i payed 1k$ for my 3.1tl's, delivery included, but they are mint and came out of a 5 year storage from original owner. good luck! :cool:

DarqueKnight wrote: »

I contacted the seller about these. I asked a series of very specific questions about the cosmetic and functional condition of the speakers. This is the response I received:

"You can see the pictures, what you see are what you get. The speakers are good cosmetic and working condition. All the drivers and tweeters work, they are sounded very good clear and deep bass, power up to 500W. There is interconnect cable come with. Some missing foam inserts/packing material in the boxes but don't worry I will put some soft material to wrap around the speakers if you want to buy them. Let me know if you have any questions."

Hmmmm. The seller ends by asking me to let him know if I have any questions, but he does not address my specific questions about:

1. Defects and blemishes in the woodwork.
2. The exact size of the shipping boxes in order to get a shipping quote. (I already know the shipping weight from Polk brochures)
3. The condition of the rubber surrounds.
4. The condition of the driver cones and passive radiator.
5. Prior ownership history.
6. Prior repair and modification history.

These may be ok and they certainly look good from the pics. Based on the seller's response, I would only feel comfortable buying these if I could see them in person.

I just bought them! we will see what shape they really are in a few days