What is the significance of the FB mark? My Poineers have it, and I couldn't think of anything the letters stood for...
Absolutely. I'm looking at a pair now that's at seventy but I can drive a cpl hours to pick them up. Plus he's selling a reciever I want too so it's a win win. Well over $100 in shipping saved. I've never heard them but I've heard enough good to make them worthwhile at a decent price. I just hate when we get in these multiple threads that's turns into one person after another that paid less and less for the same thing. All the while seeming to belittle the first person for buying them on eBay. I often wonder which ones are just saying they paid almost nothing just to out do the last. You can pretty much tell the regulars that are sincere. Hey if someone wants to pay $500 for a $200 reciever that's ok. It's about the music and if there after the sound they want so be it.
That should increase the parts value. I think the real issue with these is that every pair has the same problem, tweeter surrounds. I should think there would be a fine market for an original, functional tweeter.I agree, random components should not be that desirable. Only complete set - cabinets and lattice grills a must! As a collector, I need a complete, original, non-abused, non-modified set.
Unfortunately, none of the above responses actually address the original question - what is the price of CS-88A (if in very good condition).
The answer is on eBay. The last top three sales show that the current market value is between $400-600 (with shipping, not mint, $400 pair is probably only in average condition).
Actually, you could derive the market value from AK responses too, just multiply these $15-30 by 20 and you get $300-600 which is about right.
I agree, random components should not be that desirable. Only complete set - cabinets and lattice grills a must! As a collector, I need a complete, original, non-abused, non-modified set.