civilsounds
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Have a C.V. LW12 sub that I came upon in excellent condition. The internet seems differential on pricing. Any ideas? This is the early 2000s model I believe.
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Cerwin Vega LW12 sub
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faber12
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Just to make sure there is no misunderstanding:THIS IS NOT EBAY. If the only reason you’re here is to attempt to drum up interest in things you want to sell, or to get information about things you want to sell, and you have no personal interest in the love of music or the equipment used to play music, leave now.
Examples of questions of value:
“Does anybody have any idea what my Fisher 500C might be worth?” Perfectly OK. It's perfectly ok because it doesn't say WHY you want to know.
“Does anybody have any idea what my Fisher 500C might be worth, because…
…I don’t need it.”
…I’m a solid-state guy.”
…I have two.”
…it clashes with the drapes.”
…or any other comment that even remotely implies: “I might be/could be/thinking about/considering selling it…” will result in the thread being deleted immediately.
However, we understand that sometimes a member has two different receivers, or speakers, and is looking for input as to which one is better. In that case, asking: "Which one has the better sound...which one is more valuable...which one is a better match for my JBL L100's, etc., etc.." is ok, as long as you DON'T say: "...and I'm going to sell the other one.".
Main point, and keep it in mind: It's perfectly ok to ask for input as to what something is worth, just DO NOT say why you want to know.
http://audiokarma.org/forums/index....very-member-read-this-before-you-post.173884/
New members are usually treated fairly, but you should read and understand the rules so you may continue to enjoy being a member here.
civilsounds
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Thanks for the heads up, I changed the wording of my original post to code. Won't happen again
faber12
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Looks great. Sorry I can't answer your question though.
