Seas, ScanSpeak, Dayton, MarkAudio drivers......

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. Read 7243 times.

Christof

Seas, ScanSpeak, Dayton, MarkAudio drivers......
« on: 21 Jun 2009, 03:45 pm »
Clearing out some things......

Drivers (all used, without original boxes but well cared for...used in a Selah prototype design built by Terrawood)

ScanSpeak D3004/6600 AirCirc - 2ea - $220 new - $165ea
Seas Excel Nextel W15LY-001 5.5" mid - 4ea - $150 new - $105ea
Seas Prestige L26 10" Aluminum - 4ea- $165new  - $110ea

Selah designed crossover networks available for above drivers...Sonicap Gen1 caps.....Mundorf Silver/Gold bypass....PM if interested in the drivers and crossover networks as a complete kit

Above drivers are mounted in the prototype enclosure below



More drivers - New, never mounted with original boxes

Dayton RS 28A tweeters - 2ea- $50new - $32ea
Dayton RS 180S-8  7" woofer - 4ea (3NIB & 1 w/o Box) $45new - $30ea Sold
Pyramid WX-85X 8" woofers 2 ea - $16new - $7ea
Mark Audio CHR-70 full range $65 new- $40pr Sold

Components:

Scott Nixon TubeDac+ w/ 3ax PS built into custom Cocobolo enclosure by Terrawood $500.00



Dymaxion Subwoofer enclosure for GR Research 12" servo sub built by Terrawood- $900.00  Sold


MarkAudio Alpair5 desktop Transmission Line speakers, Black walnut veneer with solid walnut baffles and solid copper MusicPost binding posts, built by Terrawood - $500.00  the others were built for Gray49...PM him for a review



Misc:

Canare Coax cable LV-77S 75ohm for DIY cable projects 27ft available.....make offer

Audio cones - solid Brass - threaded, very heavy duty spikes approx 2" long x 1.25" diameter, purchased for a sub project but not long enough to use for down firing config....8 spikes $12ea or $80 for all.

Will post pictures ASAP.

Thanks for looking
Chris
« Last Edit: 25 Jul 2009, 08:57 pm by Christof »

gray49

Re: Lot's of high-end drivers......
« Reply #1 on: 21 Jun 2009, 04:43 pm »
Selling to support your coffee habit?...
Peace...
Stuart

Christof

Re: Lot's of high-end drivers......
« Reply #2 on: 23 Jun 2009, 01:35 am »
Selling to support your coffee habit?...
Peace...
Stuart

Make all check payable to Sweet Marias :wink:

dwk

  • Full Member
  • Posts: 483
Re: Lot's of high-end drivers......
« Reply #3 on: 23 Jun 2009, 03:26 pm »
I'll take the RS180's.

Christof

Re: Lot's of high-end drivers......
« Reply #4 on: 23 Jun 2009, 08:33 pm »
I'll consider trades...
« Last Edit: 30 Jun 2009, 10:49 pm by Christof »

Christof

Re: Seas, ScanSpeak, Dayton, MarkAudio drivers......
« Reply #5 on: 30 Jun 2009, 10:49 pm »
Driver bump^^^^

I'll probably go $750 for the Walnut subwoofer cab for local pickup....Chicago area

Christof

Re: Seas, ScanSpeak, Dayton, MarkAudio drivers......
« Reply #6 on: 1 Jul 2009, 02:49 pm »
Pics of the spikes...


F-100

Re: Seas, ScanSpeak, Dayton, MarkAudio drivers......
« Reply #7 on: 1 Jul 2009, 05:02 pm »
PM sent on the brass cones.

av-ra

  • Newbie
  • Posts: 2
Re: Seas, ScanSpeak, Dayton, MarkAudio drivers......
« Reply #8 on: 22 Jul 2009, 04:51 pm »
...I'll probably go $750 for the Walnut subwoofer cab for local pickup....Chicago area
Is that for the "GR Servo Sub Enclosure" in walnut burl and birds-eye maple for sale on this post http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=64659.0?  If so is it sold?  If not:
  • is it new or used?
  • has the amp cutout been made?
  • what are the dimensions and weight?
  • I noted that it is 1.5 cu. ft. which makes it only for the GR (not the Rythmik which, per their website, requires 2 cu.ft.) - is that correct?
  • I'd be using it on a wood floor so is there an alternative to the brass spikes?
  • what would be the approx. s/h to Denver?

Thanks!

Christof

Re: Seas, ScanSpeak, Dayton, MarkAudio drivers......
« Reply #9 on: 23 Jul 2009, 06:57 pm »
Quote
Is that for the "GR Servo Sub Enclosure" in walnut burl and birds-eye maple for sale on this post http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=64659.0?  If so is it sold?  If not:



The enclosure has not sold but someone local has expressed interest...I've been too busy to push the sale...so the answer is maybe.  Yes, Walnut and B.E.Maple.  At $750 I'm giving it away, I realize this but I have no room to store it safely and don't need it.  It was the 5th in a series of 4 I did for another member here.

Quote

    * is it new or used?
    * has the amp cutout been made?
    * what are the dimensions and weight?
    * I noted that it is 1.5 cu. ft. which makes it only for the GR (not the Rythmik which, per their website, requires 2 cu.ft.) - is that correct?
    * I'd be using it on a wood floor so is there an alternative to the brass spikes?
    * what would be the approx. s/h to Denver?


New...I built it.

No amp cutout, I never mount amps in the enclosure.

It is about 20"x20"x20"...weighs about 75lbs.....guessing....it's at my loft.

The enclosure is designed specifically for the GR/Rythmik sealed servo sub.

It must be elevated 3" off the floor for down firing, which is how the enclosure was designed.  It does not have brass spikes it has custom made aircraft aluminum 3" spikes which were very expensive for Rob and I to have made.  Rob had his anodized to look brass and I had mine done in coated raw aluminum.

Speaker cutout has been made and Speakon connector is mounted...just throw the driver in, wire it up and it's done.

Shipping will probably be close to $100 and another $100 to build the shipping crate.

hope this helps.
c.

av-ra

  • Newbie
  • Posts: 2
Re: Seas, ScanSpeak, Dayton, MarkAudio drivers......
« Reply #10 on: 23 Jul 2009, 07:17 pm »
...It is about 20"x20"x20"....

Wow - that's big for 1.5 cu.ft.!  Close but no cigar - I need it to be 18" or less in at least one horizontal dimension.  Oh well - it's a beauty.

Christof

Re: Seas, ScanSpeak, Dayton, MarkAudio drivers......
« Reply #11 on: 25 Jul 2009, 08:56 pm »
Subwoofer is sold.