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In article <2pf40p$s9i@tuba.cit.cornell.edu>,
Illya D Shell <ids1@crux3.cit.cornell.edu> wrote:
>KLH 3-Piece Satellite/Subwoofer System 
>
>This system includes two 2-way stellite speakers and a subwoofer
>with dual 5 1/4" cones and overload protection.  
>175 Watt handling.
>Speakers: 8 1/4" x 4 3/4" x 5 5/8"
>Subwoofer: 11 1/4" x 7 11/16" x 17 1/8"
>
>Consumer Digest 1994 Buyer's Guide stated that the MSRP for this elite 
>speaker system was $599.  The best price that they found for it was $375.
>
>I have several brand new, unopened units ready to sell.
>They come complete with a 2 year factory warranty.
>
>I would be willing to part with them for $300 per system.
>Don't worry, I will take care of shipping and handling.
>
>If interested, please respond quickly.
>
>--Illya

Wow, what a deal.  DAMARK has the exact same thing for $99 with free shipping.

Item No. B-8410-224148 KLH 3-piece Satellite Subwoofer System.  Model REF9362

In article <2pia8i$oi4@news.u.washington.edu> wilin@u.washington.edu (William Lin) writes:

>Illya D Shell <ids1@crux3.cit.cornell.edu> wrote:
>>KLH 3-Piece Satellite/Subwoofer System 
>>I would be willing to part with them for $300 per system.
>>Don't worry, I will take care of shipping and handling.
>>--Illya

>Wow, what a deal.  DAMARK has the exact same thing for $99 with free shipping.
>Item No. B-8410-224148 KLH 3-piece Satellite Subwoofer System.  Model REF9362

I heard this system, and $99 is about what it's worth. IF you get free 
shipping.  :-)

Paul
__________________________
Paul.Kubicz@umich.edu
University of Michigan

If the individuals that replied to my original article bothered to look ot the  specs. of the system that I posted and the one in DAMARK, they would have
clearly seen that they are not the same ones.

The one that I am selling is the higher line equipment from KLH.
The one in DAMARK has a swivel-top satellite while the one that I am selling
is a one piece.  The system from DAMARK is not worth the money, while the one
that I have was rated as a top system with great sound quality by Consumers'
Digest.

So, if you have anything else to say, please direct your comments DIRECTLY to   me.  Thanks.

--Illya

E-mail me for any further specs. on my high line speaker system.

In article <2pk4vu$1ml@tuba.cit.cornell.edu> ids1@crux3.cit.cornell.edu (Illya D Shell) writes:

>If the individuals that replied to my original article bothered to look ot the  specs. of
>the system that I posted and the one in DAMARK, they would have clearly seen 
>that they are not the same ones.

People responded because of the sensationalistic original post. You called the 
system "elite" and "high line" (good thing you didn't say "high-end"--you 
would have really gotten chewed up :-) when most people on rec.audio know that 
this system is positioned as low to mid-fi equipment.

Furthermore, a 5 1/2" driver barely qualifies as a woofer, let alone a 
"subwoofer." Most 3-piece manufacturers smartly advertise their 3rd piece 
as a "bass module" instead.

Sell the system for what it is: a budget buy.

Incidentally, I heard the one you are referring to--not the Damark version. I 
was not impressed, and would recommend NHT Superzeros, bottom of the line 
Boston Acoustics, or Celestion 1s instead. But that's just IMHO.

Paul
__________________________
Paul.Kubicz@umich.edu
University of Michigan