Garage Sale
Have audio-related equipment to sell? Post here!
Remember, Klipsch is not responsible for resulting transactions - buy with caution! No dealers, please.
Rules for Posting in this Section
The original Terms of Service apply.
Additional policies for posting your Ad:
- Klipsch is not involved with sellers or buyers from this section in any way, and cannot be held liable for any problems occurring with transactions.
- Klipsch is not responsible for verifying the authenticity of sales posted here.
- Remember to be diligent with any online transaction, verifying the legitimacy of the seller and item before purchasing.
- Klipsch reserves the right to delete any post without warning.
- Audio related items only.
- No commercial advertising or sales solicitations by a business.
- Public discussions concerning transactions or disagreements are not permitted. You must contact the seller directly.
- You may post a link to your item on sites such as eBay, Audiogon, and Craigslist, however discussions/disagreements concerning these sites or any payment site (i.e., PayPal) are not permitted.
- Reporting issues: If you feel someone has abused this section of the forum, you must report it directly to a Klipsch Admin or mod using the "report" button. Do not post about thses issues on the forum.
- Please keep topics ON-TOPIC, and avoid "thread-crapping". Topics should only be "Garage Sale" ads. Post about other topics in their relevant sub-forums elsewhere on the Klipsch boards.
- Any post violating the above guidelines will be subject to being closed and/or deleted, and the posting member warned. Repeat violators are subject to being banned.
- Continued abuse of this section will result in its discontinuation without notice.
Please also be aware that Klipsch warranties are non-transferable.
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a LOT of consumer amplifiers have xlr capabilities... Current I am using an 6 channel (six monos) ATI that fits the bill well. I normally try and shop topology, then within that topology I shop features and brands. I am getting a little tired of class D and would like to try something else... maybe. I think I might be looking for something other than an 'economic' solution.
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Pricey has nothing to do with inflation and everything to do with how much X costs relative to how much people value X or their dollars. A 1964 dime is 90% silver and worth a few dollars, whereas today's dime is mostly copper with nickel plating, but I get what you're trying to say. Inflation, the hidden tax. -
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