Cabinet and flat pack clearance

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RAW

Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« on: 31 Oct 2007, 04:53 pm »
local pick up only Surrey BC
OB5-7 flat pack $100.00pr
AV1RS cabinet flat pack $10.00 each no holes cut just pieces
AV1RS cabinets holes cut $40.00 each assembled

gprro

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Re: Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« Reply #1 on: 1 Nov 2007, 09:10 pm »
If they don't sell and you would reconsider shipping, I'd be interested in the ob7 pack.

miklorsmith

Re: Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« Reply #2 on: 1 Nov 2007, 09:15 pm »
The flat packs include cut and unfinished mdf?  Anything else?

Wind Chaser

Re: Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« Reply #3 on: 1 Nov 2007, 09:29 pm »
The flat packs include cut and unfinished mdf?  Anything else?

Drivers, Crossovers, a case of Canadian and a trip for two to Cancun with all expenses paid! :D

miklorsmith

Re: Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« Reply #4 on: 1 Nov 2007, 09:35 pm »
So $100 for the pair and you just have to glue 'em and finish?  XOs assembled?

That seems too good to be true.

If it comes with a case and a suntan, I'm definitely there!

gprro

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Re: Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« Reply #5 on: 1 Nov 2007, 09:40 pm »
no xo's just the raw mdf wood pre cut. At least thats what flat pacs usualy are.

spacedghost

Re: Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« Reply #6 on: 1 Nov 2007, 10:46 pm »
Another vote for the OB-7s if your willing to ship.

Shaun

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Re: Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« Reply #7 on: 2 Nov 2007, 04:28 am »
Free is one thing at $100.00 for the flat pack.
MDF 1" thick front baffles all the rest of the cabinets are 3/4" MDF

All un assembled flat packs ONLY no dreams here :lol:

Shipping them is just as costly as the finished all due to weight.

$200.00 plus for packing and shipping them in 2 boxes is it worth it for the flat packs :icon_lol:

Each box will weigh in around 85lbs and to pack to prevent damages is a lot of work just short of a pair of crates.

Really I just want them to someone who shows up and loads them.


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Re: Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« Reply #8 on: 3 Nov 2007, 01:23 am »
ouch, a little expensive, and probably a pain to pack. I'd settle for some front baffles if you had extra and didn't have to break up a flat pack.

RAW

Re: Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« Reply #9 on: 3 Nov 2007, 02:38 am »
Yes you have no idea what it takes to get speakers to a destination in one piece.
Double box, 4 inches of solid foam and they still destroy them :duh: :duh:

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Re: Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« Reply #10 on: 3 Nov 2007, 03:05 am »
Well, despite the "ouch, a little expensive", Al is correct.  I sent a test tower cabinet to Danny, and it took a couple of hours and lots of foam and cardboard to adequately protect it.  Shipping finished tower speakers takes a LOT of packing material, my friends, because as Al said, "they" still make every effort to damage the contents.

RAW

Re: Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« Reply #11 on: 3 Nov 2007, 04:30 am »
Anyone sense I just want these to go out with out packing them :scratch:

RAW

Re: Cabinet and flat pack clearance
« Reply #12 on: 11 Feb 2008, 03:26 am »
These went in the bin.