Bargains on ebay? (Part 2)

[walpurgis]

Are these used in the 66? Might be worth that to someone with a blown pair.

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They are, although I believe the 66 version has the screw holes. Not a big problem as clips are available.

My HF2000s are late ones without holes, I removed them from a set of UL10s.

[andyrlb]

Extra tall Kef concerto’s , I’ve never seen them like this , currently on FB marketplace for silly money




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[walpurgis]

Looks like KEF Kit 3 in a coffin to me!

Boxes are too big, but worth having for spares as they are late series drivers.

[andyrlb]

Looks like KEF Kit 3 in a coffin to me!

Boxes are too big, but worth having for spares as they are late series.

At £300 they’re having a laugh


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[walpurgis]

£300 would be about my limit for a good set of pukka Concertos.

[andyrlb]

£300 would be about my limit for a good set of pukka Concertos.

I sold a pair to an Asian gentleman 2 years ago for £120 🥲


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[Lawrence001]

That's the sort of money I sold mine for 5 years ago but vintage speakers so seen to have gone up .

I remember reading that the Concerto cabinet was sub optimal in size for the drivers which I do buy given the B139 can work with more volume I think. So these might be quite nice actually. If it was me I'd upgrade the crossover to the improved aB variety that I think Falcon Acoustics do.

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[andyrlb]

They have now changed the description to Kef hybrid speakers


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[chris@panteg]

Been looking at all sorts of stuff recently, especially AV receiver's and one thing keeps cropping up on eBay and that is older receivers without a remote control, sometimes this is not such an issue but with old Cambridge AVR'S like the 540r with it's linear style volume control it is.

I've lost count on how many I've seen for sale at inflated prices without the remote? Makes me wonder what are they doing with it? They were pretty hefty well made things as I remember.

[struth]

Been looking at all sorts of stuff recently, especially AV receiver's and one thing keeps cropping up on eBay and that is older receivers without a remote control, sometimes this is not such an issue but with old Cambridge AVR'S like the 540r with it's linear style volume control it is.

I've lost count on how many I've seen for sale at inflated prices without the remote? Makes me wonder what are they doing with it? They were pretty hefty well made things as I remember.

so they can sell the remote seperately for a fortune??