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In Reply to: Re: Second Opinion posted by neolith on March 10, 2007 at 00:43:19:
My post wasn't directed at your post, I was just looking at things more objectively. (That means assuming the worst possible outcome in every case. You know, life. :^ )"I think we both agree that a buyer of original MGIII's will be looking at a bigger bill than the purchase price."
Agreed.
"Still $500 is a fair price assuming the speakers are in good condition."
Agreed.
"He can always turn around and sell them for the same and perhaps more."
Perhaps. Unless he gets someone who has a coniption fit because the tweeters are shot and the wire is all off.
"On the other hand, money put in to replace the ribbons and for new socks and to have Magnepan relaminate the speakers, would probably not be recoverable - I think a fully restored pair of III's would sell for about $900.00, not enough to break even."
Agreed.
"And finally, I agree with you that the MG 3 series,just like the SMGa, is not for every room."
The SMGa not right for every room?! Now I know you're joking :^ )
It's all about the music...
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