Attention in the Phoenix vicinity.

[Gregg 73]

Found this lot for sale in PHX. I don't need it but maybe someone around here does. Apparently when new this set retailed for $7700. Stereophile really liked it and apparently the build quality of everything is top notch.

https://offerup.com/item/detail/2f04e3c0-6352-3ee9-be42-d0f20ce461c9?cid=1.1

 

[Cactus Bob]

What brand of speakers are they? I don't believe that Shure (he misspelled it) ever made speakers for HT usage. Link to Stereophile?

 

[Gregg 73]

They're definitely Shure's.

 

[Cactus Bob]

Yes it is . . . I have no use for it but it would be fun to tinker with it.

 

[hjames]

Back of the amps are labelled Shure HTS, a Div of the Shure brothers.
looks interesting, a Pro style look. The question is - does it all work?

Google search retrieves this - (dated 1987)
27A8161_20_JA__20HTS5300.pdf

 

[Gregg 73]

Here's what the inside of the amps look like.


https://imgur.io/a/nuGnP
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[swechsler]

No doubt the processor is long obsolete, but if the amps can be configured to use as basic power amps, it's a great deal.

Passive subwoofer powered by one of the amp channels.

 

[Gregg 73]

Apparently the speakers weigh 25lbs a piece and the sub weighs 60. I read that people believe that the amps might have been built by NEC. Here's some pics of the drivers. I can see why the speakers are so heavy.