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  1. Appear to be 2 way with a large woofer & possible horn? They are running through an auction & I'd have to bid / buy sight unseen........considering for component acquisition only.
  2. Calling upon your expertise - What are these?
  3. Looking at the tax bills above: The Texas home looks like roughly 25 mils was being charged on an average taxable value of $261,500 to arrive at the $6539 bill amount. Market value is difficult to determine without a better knowledge on how they compute the exemptions, but here 2x taxable value gets you pretty close in reasonable markets ........$523K The Georgia home was being taxed at roughly 32.5 mils with an average taxable value of only $46,500. Market value would equate to about $93K +/- and if you'd lived there for some length of time I can understand how the $115,900 would be a bit higher than the "2x" figure above.
  4. @garyeanderson Thank you for the photos, they look great. If those were within a 3 hour drive from the Chicago market, I'm sure they'd likely be SOLD already. GLWS
  5. But, you have way nicer roads than we do here across that big lake between us. Property tax = Taxable Value x Millage Rate Levied
  6. gotta love the ad...... https://memphis.craigslist.org/ele/d/fort-smith-klipsch-speakers/7013967925.html
  7. @garyeanderson Photos here &/or on the CL ad would likely assist with your sale.
  8. The sun was out today making it a great day for a drive, and even better yet - no bugs this time of year!
  9. Our yearly property tax increases here in Michigan are capped at the rate of inflation or 5% - whichever is less. Over time the SEV will likely outpace the taxable value giving the homeowner a "break" on the tax. Once a home is SOLD, the selling price will determine the new taxable value as it then becomes "un-capped" at the time of the sale. Again the millage rate & taxable value determine the tax. If I took the exact same 1400 sf / 3 beds / 1.5 baths / full basement / 2 stall garage primary residence in the same condition and placed them within 5 miles from one another - here - I could fully expect to see millage rates vary from a low of 30 up to nearly 70 mils all depending upon the municipality / tax district it was in. I could also see the taxable value for each home vary from about $40K - $120K all within the same 5 mile proximity (that'd also indicate rough market value range of $80k - $240k). School millage, bonds, debt, city income taxes or the lack of, water & sewer rates, garbage service, police & fire coverage, 911 dispatch fees, etc all play into the millage rates being charged...here.
  10. A better measure may be to look at the millage rate as property / home values vary GREATLY nationwide. SEV x 2 used to give you an idea of market value, but that has gotten quite out paced with the recent housing "shortage" in many areas. It's not uncommon to see homes selling for 2.5 to nearly 4 times SEV here recently. Your taxable value is assigned by your local assessor based upon square footage, acreage, and any appurtenances they are aware of. It is the millage rate being applied to your taxable value that will determine your tax liability. 38 mils is roughly the norm here for owner occupied single family residences. Rentals, income property, non-homesteaded / non-primary residence will see an additional 18 mils charged to them on their yearly tax bill. For reference & math considerations, a $200K primary residence home with a $100K taxable value @ 38 mils would equal $3,800 in yearly property tax due + a 1% administration fee of $38 for sending you the hard copy invoice : ( This same house as a summer home / non-homestead residence would balloon to 56 mils and have a yearly tax burden of $5,600 + $56 for the billing fee.
  11. Likely only a 40 minute drive for me but NO interest here. Go get 'em guys !
  12. I was within the location circle shown on the CL ad just yesterday & likely drove right by the seller's house prior to his / her post
  13. Local(ish), to me, estate sale coming up later next week. https://www.estatesales.net/MI/Muskegon/49441/2292318 Here's a sample:
  14. https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=2&toolid=10044&campid=5336802213&customid=no-subcat&lgeo=1&vectorid=229466&item=183865144491 Velodyne F-1500 $120 located in Denton TX - p/u only These go very low in Hz and are great economical subs.....especially at this price. The servo amp will eventually fail but what the hell, nearly everything goes to $h!t over time.
  15. @mopardave PM Sent
  16. @teaman If you could find room for these, other holdings would likely be shown the door toward new ownership.
  17. Hmmm, thread cleanse has been completed. Hats off to the mods. 👏
  18. NO attack intended, just sharing information. Others here even commented on the history of the misprinted labels, but that was in regard to the input power only. The 800watt PEAK, that you stated in your CL ad, was what I was calling BULL$HIT on. Anyway, it seems that I've got me some 250watt RF-5s too.......according to the labels............but I doubt they'd like 800 watts PEAK. Coincidentally, my other pair are labeled as 150watts. More info for in-digestion. @NiceSystem GLWS.................REALLY, dude!
  19. What would it cost you? If shouldered equally across the current population, then $12B / 325M persons = just a tick under $37 per. But, it never rarely works out that way. BTW - that's a substantial confiscation!
  20. @NiceSystem There - fixed it for ya ^^^ A copy of the RF-5 spec sheet is provided below for your convenience. GLWS
  21. @NiceSystem Great photo presentation! I see the serial numbers are quite a bit apart & one woofer has a wrinkled cone, but I'm most confused with your CL ad which states: "250watts continuous power, and 800watts peak"? Are these the super version RF-5's ? Consider updating with the accurate specs: 150 watts continuous & 600 watts peak. By the way, 5's are great 2-way main towers - or rears for 7's GLWS
  22. +1, oh - I mean 2. If they were near me I'd then have 4 of them. Great price folks. GLWS
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