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Tony T

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  1. Hoping to find one single K500 for a Belle project of mine. Thanks!
  2. Asking price way too high. I'd offer 800.00 to 1000.00
  3. You didn't offer a picture of the serial number to verify year made. Perhaps you can add one more picture and/or pictures for those who absolutely have to have validation of consecutive serial #'s?
  4. I'm surprised they're not gone yet. Someone is going to pounce on these shortly.
  5. I'm thinking ONE simple Klipsch Klipschorn KB-WO L/F Walnut would have sufficed?
  6. Guessing you are selling them? If so, how much??
  7. Someone out there is making a KILLING on labor
  8. Why not simply provide members a good deal instead of having members bid against the rest of the world? to me, this site is for MEMBERS who are looking out for each other. Not for members to try and gain the highest profit off of fellow members. Doesn't make a lot of sense to me. In my opinion, you shouldn't be able to come in here and advertise your ads on Ebay. Gaining the highest profit margin off of a fellow member is, to me, disrespectful.
  9. Is it true these can only be used with the CT120 or CT125 Tweeters?
  10. Texas is one of the largest states in the USA. It might be helpful to know where in the state of Texas you are?
  11. As previously mentioned, like many before me there are restrictions when attempting to upload pictures within the Klipsch site. I am more than happy to send "actual pictures" of the speakers to an email address. Simply message me with your address to receive. Thank you for your interest!
  12. KPT-884-SW Cinema Woofers for sale / $1400.00 for the pair Along with my pair of KPT-535-4-T auditorium speakers, I also have a pair of KPT-884's for sale. Make no doubt about it, these have a major heavy THUMP! I can feel them in my chest at medium volume range standing far away. These commercial woofers are in very good shape. Can possibly meet in Las Vegas for serious buyer. SPECS ..... The KPT-884-SW is a high output bass-reflex cinema subwoofer that features an advanced low-frequency 4-inch voice coil driver design. Less than 23 inches in depth this system utilizes a single 18-inch driver that gains its high efficiency through the use of large geometrically optimized structures and light-weight cones. In fact the KPT-884-SW is capable of delivering an earth-shaking low frequency of 18HZ
  13. Along with my pair of KPT-535-4-T auditorium speakers, I also have a pair of KPT-884's for sale. Make no doubt about it, these have a major heavy THUMP! I can feel them in my chest at medium volume range standing far away. These commercial woofers are in very good shape. Can possibly meet in Las Vegas for serious buyer. COPY/PASTE ... The KPT-884-SW is a high output bass-reflex cinema subwoofer that features an advanced low-frequency 4-inch voice coil driver design. Less than 23 inches in depth this system utilizes a single 18-inch driver that gains its high efficiency through the use of large geometrically optimized structures and light-weight cones. In fact the KPT-884-SW is capable of delivering an earth-shaking low frequency of 18Hz. Klipsch KPT-884-SW Specs ad on Craigslist.odt
  14. Pesos? Hmm, interesting. Most people within the Klipsch deal in USD/dollar amount. But I aim to please and especially for you, the total in PESOS = 103,193 pesos AND 40 centavos! Which converts to $6000.00 United States Dollars (USD)
  15. K-402's have the KT-1133 drivers K-510 have the K-69-A drivers Current 510 horn lens' are not with mumps although, I have a pair (w/mumps) that I can swap out.
  16. Sorry for the absence as my disabled son was in a car accident. All is calm now. I am currently in my So. Utah home, not far from Vegas. To be honest, I haven't taken the time to learn what the new cost of these speakers are to determine a fair used price. I will make calls today to learn. I have no idea what a fair used price would be. This is why I left it up to members to bid fairly. Yes Marvel, I realize people will consider using the speakers within their homes but, they're simply not breathing properly. Please don't get me wrong, if someone wants to purchase and use them in their home, no problem on this end! I'm only pointing out the sound stage coming from these speakers cannot come ALIVE unless they're in a big space. Using them indoors in place of my Khorns didn't impress me as much as using them outdoors cranked up LOUD. I had a lot of fun that day! I was quite amazed at the reproduction coming from a mere 70 watt Marantz. As mentioned, I will look into costs today and report back.
  17. An interesting story goes with these speakers as they came out of the Anaheim Disneyland Movie Theater. Years ago there was a theater remodel and I happened to be at the right place at the right time. In truth, a friend of mine was the leading contractor for the project and let me know of the possibility of acquiring them. So, that's what I did. I jumped in my truck and within 48 hours, I had em! In complete honesty, they're WAY TOO BIG for any residential situation unless you have one helluva LARGE house! They're in remarkable shape for their age. No gouges or scratched Duratex. I set them up once outside and literally "pissed on the neighbors". I live in the country and we neighbors are far apart. No resemblance to standard neighborhood living. After about an hour of Ozzy (and other key artists) my phone and driveway became rather ... busy? I only regret not giving the valley neighbors a heads up before the test trial. I only used my Marantz 2270 to test them out and they did very well. Needless to say, they're capable of many, many more watts. They are in fact, auditorium speakers. Comes with brand new OEM Klipsch crossovers. Tried uploading pics but ran into problems within the process. I will gladly send actual pictures to individuals via email upon request. If someone from within the forum doesn't claim them, I will resort to Las Vegas casinos (only one hour away from my So. Utah home) as a promising alternative. These certainly have the potential of becoming great band speakers. In truth, I'd rather someone from the community take them over. Thanks for reading.
  18. I wonder, have you ever dabbled in metals? Copper, brass, stainless steel?
  19. Not sure about everyone else but, I ALWAYS add cream to my blueberry's!
  20. Like WOWZA ... I hardly ever see these for sale due to popularity! To be honest, if I wasn't so broke I would have snatched them up already.
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