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I almost grabbed a pair of these a couple of years back, can't get past the rat fur coating...but they are one hell of a speaker!

Let me know if you decide to ship, I may be interested in the KSP-S6.

Thank you for the heads up, I'll keep an eye on these! I see there are also a pair of Quartets nearby....never been on this site. Tim

I have no true corners in my house regardless so I can't really go KHorns. Maybe my next house will offer some better placement options...these might still be available....lol

He's had those up for a long time. Price is right but to me that veneer is butt ugly

Up to $419 now on the sale price. Everything going up…again Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Both brands make great, and not so great products. I have owned JBL SVA series and several Pro Cinema speakers, and they sound fantastic. You can’t judge a product by the name brand alone. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a pro Marantz PMD-526C that I have sitting in the box. I used it for two weeks while my Emotiva CD player was repaired under warranty for a table motor. It's a very nice player and it sounded really good. Comes with remote and all accessories...like I said it is pretty much brand new. I could do $225 shipped to you unless you are in BFE. Tim

Some specs for you on this SVA line Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I own both and have them running as fronts, and dual centers. Currently I have the JBL 8330 for heights and rear surrounds, but four KPT-200’s are waiting to be hung. It sounds amazing set up together Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’d grab them if they were local to me. I much prefer the wood finish cabinets to the black. I think both the 201 and 250 sound fantastic Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

These are not cheaply made at all. They are very well built heavy speakers.

I owned JBL SVA 2100 speakers, and they sounded very similar to the CF-4. A bit more relaxed, and less shouty or in your face. I absolutely loved mine, but they....just like the CF series, need a seated listening position to sound their best. Mine were in my work room so I was standing most of the time, which led me to sell them off after I picked up my second pair of KLF-30's. I regret parting with them though, and still have the matching SVA Center. Tim

I literally bought four JBL 8330A cinema speakers from a man in Florida off of Ebay ten years or so back. Nicest guy, we exchanged emails leading up to my purchase and he made me feel extremely comfortable that he would pack and ship the speakers carefully and that he had taken great care of them. About four days after my purchase and payment, I reached out to him just to make sure he didn't run into any problems with palletizing and shipping since I had not heard back. Two days later I received word from his wife that he had passed suddenly from an aneurysm. His son was following up and would make sure the speakers were delivered safely and promptly. Absolutely broke my heart....so yes, this could happen.

It’s all going to boil down to what is available in your area, that will dictate price. You aren’t going to touch the KLF 30 for anything in that price range when going new, Chorus II, CF-3 and 4, and Cornwall are the only full range Klipsch that will compete with them without adding subs. The prices of everything on the used market has followed suit with the latest retail escalation of the brand. To me, everything Klipsch currently sells…as far as the Heritage line is vastly overpriced. To find KLF 30 in excellent condition, you are going to be hard pressed to find a deal right now. $1000 seems to be low end on the asking prices Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk