Harman Kardon HK-330c in MD

[static14]

in the Baltimore area. seems like a good deal for the asking price.

http://baltimore.craigslist.org/ele/1498044947.html

 

[grillebilly]

I have never heard one, but everyone who owns one raves about it. I would get it just for grins if I lived close. No brainer.

 

[Hokieman]

Somebody should run, not walk, to catch this deal.

 

[finnbow]

Email sent. My in-laws live in Catonsville, so pick up would be easy. We'll see what shakes. I'll keep you posted.

 

[finnbow]

Update - Spoke to the fellow and arranged for my brother-in-law to pick it up tomorrow evening. For the moment, I don't really have a place in mind for it, but the price was certainly right. Thanks for the heads-up.

 

[static14]

you're welcome finn. It's cool that someone on the board was able to grab it.

 

[fdejong]

How much was it listed for?

 

[finnbow]

$15

 

[Blue Shadow]

The 330c I picked up is doing duty as an easy to use radio. One button and I've got FM. Nice sounding unit is the reason I'm keeping it.

 

[harleyfatboy]

Whats the opinions on 330B? good receiver???

 

[lukiedog]

The 330A and 330B are similar and have a completely different topology than the 330C. Though the A and B are a fully discrete design, which is considered a good thing, the 330C is a better sounding unit. A nice catch for $15.

 

[Hokieman]

Finn - you ain't never gonna let this little unit out of your house if it's functioning properly. Lights like to burn out and a relative snap (and cheap) to replace. Tuning meter can get a tad sticky as well. Go Hokies!

 

[finnbow]

Finn - you ain't never gonna let this little unit out of your house if it's functioning properly. Lights like to burn out and a relative snap (and cheap) to replace. Tuning meter can get a tad sticky as well. Go Hokies!

Now I have a couple of nice small units units (this and a Yamaha CR-440) to go along with my big mutha, a Sansui G9000DB.

BTW, VT vs. Tennessee could prove interesting.