Let me know what you find.
They are from the early 80's, but they were factory redone in the early/mid 90's. They are the black sock, medium oak frames, socks are in good condition, no rips or anything, the base could use a new coat of paint, but thats nothing that can't be fixed for 4$. The frames are in good shape, typical wear on them but nothing out of the ordinary on them.
MUHHNNHHHNNHHNN....
Might be able to go a bit lower on the price for you, but I need the money so my loss is your gain on this one...
I'm thinking those would be the older DM600i Series.
See I don't know what I would do with them or put them. That is my big problem.
So? They are a great price, say 200$ plus Actual shipping and they are yours. Its kinda hard to pass them up. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif
The lines cost just under 2 bills to build. The center was under 1 bill to build. The Yamaha was around 5. The sonys I use for surrounds are so old, I can't remember what I paid, but they were cheap. I put the most money in the substage. I spent 9 bills total on it. The sub was expensive because of the amount of drivers I needed to get the output I wanted in the IB, plus an amp with some oomph. That still puts me well under 2k for the 5.1 sound setup. I know whether or not something is expensive is highly subjective, but that's no where near what a lot of these people have spent. So in relation to that I consider it a cheap system. I know to many it would seem like a lot to spend though.
