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Estate Sale Score!! NO!!! A STEAL!!!!!!!!!!!

WOW In Wyoming no less!
Nice! from a jealous Montanan who is used to seeing this from washingtom members but not his neighbors in Wy.
congrats!!
tal
 
Congrats!! What a lucky find and buy!! How come the kid wasn't there to bid on it?

I was thinking the same thing. If I was the kid and was there you can beat your ass if I had $6,000 invested in it I'd be bidding on it. Could have probably got it for less than what was owed on it no less. The old man probably told him he couldn't bit on it would be my guess.
 
That is an amazing amount of stereo gear for not so much money. Congrats on the steal of the year, maybe decade. Enjoy your gear.
 
Congratulations on a major 'scroe' in anyone's books! :yes: :thmbsp:

I do feel sorry for that son, though, paying six thousand bucks and getting nothing for it for all those years, only to finally watch someone else take it home for five hundred. Must have hurt, at least a little. Still, that isn't your fault. Enjoy the heck out of your new (/expanded) system!
 
That would be enough to turn me into a Pioneer lifer for sure. Congratulations. I've had my own luck everywhere but estate sales...you've given me hope!
 
Congratulations on a major 'scroe' in anyone's books! :yes: :thmbsp:

I do feel sorry for that son, though, paying six thousand bucks and getting nothing for it for all those years, only to finally watch someone else take it home for five hundred. Must have hurt, at least a little. Still, that isn't your fault. Enjoy the heck out of your new (/expanded) system!

Well, we can speculate all we want, whether there was a falling out, whether the son got something better, and we don't know if the son is still alive. Else, he certainly could have made claims of "partial" ownership - if he wanted to. Obviously the father didn't want to part with it through the years - and he made the rules. And the son-in-law being in the picture, instead of the son, speaks volumes.

All we can deal with is the now. And it's a great score and congratulations are in order for the ultimate winner regardless of any yeah-buts, preconditioned sympathy of how we would feel as losers or curses! ;)
 
in the tune of:
"some guys have all the luck".....

congratulation!!! a major, no, a GENERAL find you've got there..
here's a salute for you sir :yes:
 
WOW In Wyoming no less!
Nice! from a jealous Montanan
congrats!!
tal

Hey, you had yours.:D
Now, how many of you who have "learned to walk away", will think again? ....It took guts not to raise your hand the first time..Mine would have lost the paddle..
 
Guys thank you very much. It was a helluva find. Im still curious about the make of the rack itself. Very well built, eighth inch steel not 14 or 16 gauge. It mikes at .125. took two of us to load the empty rack, and im not a lightweight, 6'6" 240, and i fix oilwells all day, and I barely got my half.
The Kid was not in the country. He knew of the sale, dont know why he wasnt there. I would have been had iI been in his shoes!!!!!!!!!!
 
Guys thank you very much. It was a helluva find. Im still curious about the make of the rack itself. Very well built, eighth inch steel not 14 or 16 gauge. It mikes at .125. took two of us to load the empty rack, and im not a lightweight, 6'6" 240, and i fix oilwells all day, and I barely got my half.
The Kid was not in the country. He knew of the sale, dont know why he wasnt there. I would have been had iI been in his shoes!!!!!!!!!!

Like I said in my earlier post in this thread, it's called "The Rack" it was used for SPEC equipment display at the stores that sold the Pioneer equipment. It was not meant to be sold to the general public. If they did happen to sell one, they sold for $1650, I know, I have one. Mine also has the Turntable attachment that sits in the front of the rack, does yours? To my knowledge, you and I are about the only two AKers to have one of these. Here is a picture of some of my other equipment, just follow the link:

http://www.audiokarma.org/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=2972&size=big&cat=

If you have any further question about any of this equipment, you should ask them in the Pioneer Forum, where there is a wealth of knowledge about anything Pioneer.




Retro
 
Yes Retro It has the shelf attachment that goes through the front and is anchored to the two vertical channels inside.
 
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