If size is not a problem and you're looking to buy used...

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Posted by genungo on December 9, 2014 at 17:36:46

In Reply to: Which Maggies ($1K-2K) posted by Sherwood Forest on December 9, 2014 at 14:45:52:

... definitely get the biggest ones possible. Buying an extra bass panel (or two) for a model that turned out to be too small is an expensive proposition.

You might be able to find a used pair of the older model 3.6s for around $2000. You'd probably have to spend another $1000 - $2000 on amplification for them, though. If you cannot swing the cost of a used pair of 3.6s, go for the 1.6 or the 1.7...

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Topic - Which Maggies ($1K-2K) - Sherwood Forest 14:45:52 12/09/14 (10)

Nothing older than 5 years - fin1bxn@msn.com 08:48:07 12/10/14 (3)

+1 - Awe-d-o-file 11:51:31 12/10/14 (2)

Older magnepans: glue problem or not. - DrChaos 16:12:15 12/10/14 (1)

RE: Older magnepans: glue problem or not. - Sherwood Forest 21:23:09 12/11/14 (0)

Check out Planar Asylum (link on this page) * - Mike K 19:51:37 12/09/14 (0)

If size is not a problem and you're looking to buy used... - genungo 17:36:46 12/09/14 (3)

The used 3.6's...IMHO, is one of the best deals on the used Market... - Mark Man 06:36:35 12/10/14 (2)

Minimum power requirements? - genungo 07:22:56 12/10/14 (1)

RE: Minimum power requirements? - Mark Man 07:34:41 12/10/14 (0)

RE: Which Maggies ($1K-2K) - mbnx01 17:16:09 12/09/14 (0)

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If size is not a problem and you're looking to buy used... - genungo 17:36:46 12/09/14 (3)

The used 3.6's...IMHO, is one of the best deals on the used Market... - Mark Man 06:36:35 12/10/14 (2)

Minimum power requirements? - genungo 07:22:56 12/10/14 (1)

RE: Minimum power requirements? - Mark Man 07:34:41 12/10/14 (0)

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