[RDavidson]

Selling my Dynaudio Focus 110's after making some system changes. They are honestly mint. Would be 9/10, but must be graded 8/10 only because I am their 2nd meticulous owner. Zero marks or blemishes that I can find other than finger print smudges and smudges on their bases from using standard Blu Tack between them and my stands, which will obviously wipe clean.

$975 OBO. I think this is pretty fair given that X12's go for $750-$800. Feel free to contact me with offers or questions. Perhaps we can work out a deal.

Will ship from Brookings, SD 57006

I don't have pics right now. If these don't go quick, I'll try to post pics soon.  I'm an experienced seller on Audiogon. Check my feedback under Ryanpdavidson (186 - 100%)

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UPDATE 7/22/13 : I know I just posted these here yesterday, but decided to go ahead and list on Audiogon. Want to get them sold before I change my mind. Pics are also in the listing.

[RDavidson]

BUMP. Price drop.

[RDavidson]

Sold for $950 on Agon in less than 24 hrs. Like it or not, Agon is hard to beat when you really need to get a piece of gear sold regardless of the fees and often buggy system.

[srb]

Dynaudio is a good seller in general, and when priced right, they move pretty quickly.  The Focus is also a real sweet spot in the Dynaudio line.  Two pairs of Focus 220 just sold there.  There is a pair of Focus 110A Actives there for $1000 (great deal), but might take a just a bit longer to sell in a less popular Gloss White finish.

Steve

[RDavidson]

Yeah, I agree. Surprised no one here inquired about them though. I've found business to be a little slow in general on AC.
Currently, Dynaudio doesn't have a replacement for the Focus 110. The X12's are close, probably close enough for a lot of folks which is probably why Dyn doesn't offer it anymore, other than as a powered version. This makes the passive Focus 110's pretty desirable. I liked them a lot. I just couldn't get them to open up without goosing the volume a bit more than levels I normally listen at and I was feeding them with a Belles 150A ref v2, and I tried them with my McCormack .5 Deluxe (before I sold it). Note I listen in what I believe would be considered near-field.
This is why I noted in my ad that if you give them room to breathe and feed them some power, I believe they'll work well for the potential buyer.

[RDavidson]

And actually, I think those white active 110's look pretty sweet and would fit-in nicely in someone's house with more modern decor, or with a simple desktop setup using a Mac and Dac.