[jlathe]

My dad recently passed away and I am having to go through the process of selling all of his audio equipment.  I really don't know much about what I am selling, and have not had the good of luck through Audiogon, so I figured I'd try out here, since it's free Smile

So, I'm selling these Jordan Salk Single Driver custom made speakers, and this is what he had written down.  I don't know if it's right or not, but I figured I'd give it a try.  Feel free to contact for pictures

These beautiful speakers are custom made by Salk Sound, Inc. Speakers are Cherry with figured Maple trim, the pictures do not do the speakers justice, they are just beautiful. They have Jordan JX92S drivers. Please feel free to contact for additional pictures

The Jordan single driver features a full-range 5" driver from the E. J. Jordan company of England. This particular bookshelf configuration was designed by Dr. Jim Griffin and was the Open Class winner at the DIY2001 in Atlanta. It features 3db of baffle step compensation resulting in a sensitivity of approximately 85 db. The F3 is 55Hz.

While these speakers will not produce rock-concert volume levels, they are extremely accurate and detailed. And since no crossover is required, there is nothing to interfere with the quality of your audio.

[Bemopti123]

My condolences for your loss.  As far as pricing, what you have described to me are difficult to assess, especially because they seem to be a 1 run pair and not a production model.  Thus, I say the best choice is to simply email John and ask him for records.  Jordan driver based monitors have different prices, some being $625 to almost 4K a pair retail, thus, most people will wonder what these are worth.  John's cabinets are works of art thus will ad to the price.  No way of guessing how much these are worth unless you hear from the maker.

I must be blind, ignore above message.  It would be helpful if there were pics.   

[BradJudy]

I'm guessing these might be the speakers:

[jlathe]

Yes, those are the speakers.  I found the invoice he had, and the speakers cost $850 when first built, back in 2006