JBL Model 4425 Professional Studio Monitor Speakers - $50 (North Hollywood)

[dbalk27]

Not affiliated, but someone should pick these up. Looks like both speakers need re-coning

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/ele/d/jbl-model-4425-professional/6401584714.html

 

[furious_01]

Not affiliated, but someone should pick these up. Looks like both speakers need re-coning

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/ele/d/jbl-model-4425-professional/6401584714.html

WOW

 

[tubed]

Just left with buyer for 300, according to the seller.

 

[jameswei]

If I move back to the States, I am going to settle in Northern California, because that's where all the deals at.

 

[ymarko]

If I move back to the States, I am going to settle in Northern California, because that's where all the deals at.

Exactly my thought (even I'm not sure this particular CL post is from Northern California).

So I grabbed 40 acres next to Mt. Shasta and another 40 acres in mountains near Yreka. Dirt cheap actually, like new mid-priced car that will be piece of rusty junk on 15 years.

I doubt this CL post lasts for long, so here it is:

JBL Model 4425 Professional Studio Monitor Speakers - $50 (North Hollywood)
2 JBL Model 4425 Professional Studio Monitor Speakers. Lightly used. Woofers require re-coning. I have been quoted $75 each for re-coning and they would easily be worth $1000.00 if you have this done.

 

[soundmotor]

Exactly my thought (even I'm not sure this particular CL post is from Northern California).

So I grabbed 40 acres next to Mt. Shasta and another 40 acres in mountains near Yreka. Dirt cheap actually, like new mid-priced car that will be piece of rusty junk on 15 years.

A buddy has been buying land up there since the early 90s, he's from there. Did you have to cut your own road in?

 

[SoCal Sam]

Just left with buyer for 300, according to the seller.

My bet is Tee or Billy.

 

[OMGCat!]

If I move back to the States, I am going to settle in Northern California, because that's where all the deals at.

West Hollywood is in LA not NorCal. There's definitely a lot of gear around here but it's offset by the high cost of living. Saving a few hundred on a pair of beat speakers but spending $1,800 a month on a one bedroom apartment isn't that great of a ROI.

 

[ymarko]

A buddy has been buying land up there since the early 90s, he's from there. Did you have to cut your own road in?

Dirt roads are there, at least according to Google Maps.

I see CL post was deleted. Speakers probably sold.