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You might want to investigate how broken those are. I paid 500 for a pair and one entire speak's sensitivity was way off.
 
If you REALLLLLLLLLY wanted a pair of AR9's for your whole life and it was your last resort, maybe. A guy has a pair locally around here and started at 800 and is at 650, all done up and still can't move em.
 
If you REALLLLLLLLLY wanted a pair of AR9's for your whole life and it was your last resort, maybe. A guy has a pair locally around here and started at 800 and is at 650, all done up and still can't move em.

Large speakers are just like real-estate... it's all about Location, location, location. If you happen to be in a large metropolitan area, they can bring big bucks, but if shipping is going to be the only way to reach your market, they'll go for pennies.

I've seen lovely K-horns & Concert Grands sell for >$500 while some rough ones bring thousands just because the seller happens to be in a better location.

...FWIW, I think that's a very good price on those AR9ls, assuming they are complete & need only re-foaming.
 
In the last two years I bought two pair of those, each for $40/pair. All needed re-foams on the 12, 10, and 8 inch drivers. One pair also had a completely inop tweeter/midrange module in one speaker.

I needed one working pair for a bud in Brooklyn, and just recently sold the leftovers for $150 to a gentleman from Delaware.

It's a good deal at $275, but should anything go wrong with tweeter/mid modules, I believe those can be very tough to find
 
I have a pair after restoration I am into them around $600, well worth it, fantastic speakers! They do everything well!
Ed


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