Man, I wish I could find PL 400s for that cheap around here.... Even better would be 700/700b/700 IIIt depends on what the other items are, but by what you listed, it seems overpriced to me. At least around my part of the world old Khorns tend to sell in $1000-$1500 range, but pop up every now and again around $800, and sometimes even less. The PL 400's are plentiful around here and regularly sell for as little as $200.
A quick look at my local Craigslist and I found a 400 with wooden case for a $500 asking price. They really do pop up here regularly for less. I don't see the higher models very often though, but if they are going for a lot more where you are, it might be worth checking out the Seattle Portland area for deals and see if you can get them to ship them to you.Man, I wish I could find PL 400s for that cheap around here.... Even better would be 700/700b/700 II
I'm in the market for Phase Linear gear, btw. If you know of any, or someone selling, I'd be interested.
This is the exact setup I'm referring to. I've been talking with the owner, and have a better price than what's posted, but not sure if it's worth jumping on.Funny, just saw this. Is this what you were looking at, or is there someone locally to you selling the same thing. Around here this is going to be a really hard sell at that price.
https://portland.craigslist.org/clk/ele/d/vancouver-klipsch-cornerhorns-birch/7322663045.html
I'm in the Seattle/Portland area.A quick look at my local Craigslist and I found a 400 with wooden case for a $500 asking price. They really do pop up here regularly for less. I don't see the higher models very often though, but if they are going for a lot more where you are, it might be worth checking out the Seattle Portland area for deals and see if you can get them to ship them to you.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/ele/d/mountlake-terrace-phase-linear-400/7313636014.html
I'm in the Seattle/Portland area.
I agree.PL-400 on K-horns??
Odd combo.
What? They couldn't find Concert Grands?Recently sold my oak Khorns that were an 9 out of 10 for $2200.
They're now the sound system in a muffler shop in the bay area.
Lucky guys workin there, are they hiring?Recently sold my oak Khorns that were an 9 out of 10 for $2200.
They're now the sound system in a muffler shop in the bay area.
Way back in 69 I drove 800 miles to compare a pair of Grands driven by 3500's versus Cornerhorns driven by a 275. The Grands won hands down with only 35 watts perchannel. Since then I have tri amped the speakers and added Celestion super tweeters. The Grands and Low boy Symphonies now make up my HT system which was completed in 2008. I have since updated the HT processor and addedd a Blue ray player. The stereo system was finihed this year add two MC 830 amps, a MQ 107 EQ and two XRT 28 line arrays. Those 28's are real winners. 100 watts is all I need per channel. About 4 watts for Klipsch horns. But then the 28's reach an octave lower, a full octave.