I'd love to have the 1505s and the 291s, but imagine they will go for $$$$
I'd love to have the 1505s and the 291s, but imagine they will go for $$$$
Me too. That 291 is same mag as 288G (big) so change out the frams and it's a $2500 set of horns!Originally Posted by Panomaniac
Dang, if I was ten years younger...
Other set in Chi Town:
Ended: Jun 22, 201119:00:30 PDT
Winning bid:
US $3,330.00 [ 31 bids ]
Your neighbors called. They like your music.
I suspect I'm going to be a loner on this........ I really only wanted the 816 cabinets. I would have played with horns a bit and then put them up for sale...... hopefully making a profit.
Wow, I didn't realize they went that high!Other set in Chi Town:
Ended: Jun 22, 201119:00:30 PDT
Winning bid:
US $3,330.00 [ 31 bids ]
Audio_by_Goodwill
Michigan, USA
FWIW, they're the easiest "horn" enclosure to build on your own, all straight cuts, no angles or funky curves.I suspect I'm going to be a loner on this........ I really only wanted the 816 cabinets.
A lot of folks seem to think they need a table saw, i never really got that concept. Unless they're talking about a $40K+ cabinet shop saw with an air/powered table, you can make straighter more consistent cuts using a good hand held circular saw and straight edge with clamps. The only thing i used a table saw for when we built eight 816's years ago was to kerf the back of all the horn flares to ensure they'd bend smoothly.
Just my .02 of course.........................
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They're at $1175 with three hours left to go.....
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I"m betting $2600
EDIT: Oh, I missed that by $1000. It jumped way up in the last 3 seconds.
Last edited by Panomaniac; June 27th, 2011 at 10:36 PM.
Wow! $3530!
Yeah, people were trying to "snipe" them--happens a lot when I sell stuff on Ebay.....
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