So I decided to part ways with my refurbished ESS ps1020's, small Heil speakers. They sounded great, but after 10 years I was smitten by some Soundcraftsmen triaxials.
Anyway, there was no love for them on my local craigslist, so after a month I put them on consignment at one of the local audio/video shops. (They sell good brands and have speakers up to 7k per pair). I listed them at $175.00, and I would keep 75%.
Anyway, I received an email the next day from the shop. The owner stated to the effect of: "We should not sell these for less than $350.00, they sound phenomenal!"
So much for the " vintage speakers can't compete with new technology" diatribe I hear all the time.
"When the demon is at your door, in the mornin' it won't be there no more"
Steely Dan
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Topic - Cool vintage speaker story - sanman 16:37:38 05/21/14 (11)
- But of course vintage speakers can't compete with the new technology. - Michael Samra 19:46:05 05/22/14 (6)
- RE: But of course vintage speakers can't compete with the new technology. - Bold Eagle 18:28:02 05/23/14 (0)
- RE: But of course vintage speakers can't compete with the new technology. - Brian Levy 11:35:09 05/23/14 (4)
- Brian: Think Mike was saying that many CAN compete... - DeKay 17:06:44 05/23/14 (3)
- Whoops - Brian Levy 08:30:49 05/25/14 (2)
- RE: Whoops - Crazy Dave 12:50:11 05/29/14 (1)
- RE: Whoops - Joseph Crowe 05:45:53 05/30/14 (0)
- the most interesting part of that story to me... - mhardy6647 18:12:38 05/21/14 (3)
- RE: the most interesting part of that story to me... - sanman 08:26:26 05/26/14 (0)
- RE: the most interesting part of that story to me... - sanman 18:45:01 05/21/14 (1)
- RE: the most interesting part of that story to me... - Crazy Dave 08:03:34 05/22/14 (0)