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macgyver655
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| Posted: Sun Dec 29, 2013 6:46 pm Post subject: An Offer To An Intertested Forum Member. Updated List! |
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A while back I was able to make a contact with a liquidation center. I have been purchasing high dollar AVR's and flat panels.
These are usually new returns, some work fine and some need repair. What I am not buying are lower dollar AVRs (meaning a used selling price of less then 400.00), BluRays (unless they are Wifi), home theater systems, tablets, notepads and such.
I have just been offered a couple pallets of AVR's but I have to take them without knowing just what is in there. So what I am offering is the receivers that I don't want to someone who is interested in buying them and repairing if needed. Once they are yours any profit is yours. I don't want anything. BUT, I would be willing to give repair assistance if needed. So you can just be a hobbyist, wanting to learn and make some money at the same time. Investment could be negotiated by quantity.
All receivers are 20.00 each, purchased in qroups of 2, and if you choose 1 higher value one then second must be a lower value one. 2 mid level ones are fine. Shipping in the US seems to be running 25.00 to 35.00 with 2 receivers per box.
YAMAHA List:
RX-V371 4 1missing volume knob 1 cover bent, cosmeticly damaged,loose front panel
373 3 1missing volume knob
375 1
365 1
367 1
465 1 missing volume knob badly damaged, missing leg
467 1
471 1
473 3 1missing volume knob 1cover bent
573 1
671 1
673 1 missing volume knob
871 1
RX-A710 1 missing volume knob
A 800 1
ONKYO List
HT-RC 430
TX-SR 607
TX-SR 608
TX-SR 707 2
TX-NR 807 2
HT-R 690.
DENON List
AVR Qty missing
590 3 volume and source knobs
591 3 volume knob
790 volume and source knobs
791 1
1312 6 volume knob on 2
1508 1 volume and source knobs
1612 2
1613 2
1709 1
1910 2 volume knob
1911 1
1913 1 volume knob
2112CI 1
2312CI 1 volume and source knobs
Pioneer qty missing parts
VSX
40 1
42 1
51 1
60 1
519 2
520 1 volume knob
521 6 volume knobs 2
522 4
819h-k 2 volume knob 1
820-k 2
821-k 1
822 2 1
1019 3
1020 3
1021 3 volume knob 1
1022 2
1122 1
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Curt Palme
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Hey Matt, if you want to split these, I might be interested. Shipping to me would be brutal. Mac, email or PM me with pricing, if you have a rough idea of what each one might go for.
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Nashou66
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macgyver655
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| Posted: Sun Dec 29, 2013 9:29 pm Post subject: |
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First off we are talking hundreds here so there are lots to go around. Mostly Denon, Pioneer, Yamaha, Sony. Only a few off brands. I just need to see if there is interest as my supplier has just been offered another large supply and we are discussing whether he should buy them of not. If there is not much interested then probably less then a hundred currently available. The prices are cheap, cheap, cheap. Don't ask me to post prices though.
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HD-DAVE
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Location: Delta, BC
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I am looking for a modern AVR with 4 in 2 out HDMI switching , 7.1 x at least 100 WPC to replace
my aging Sony STR-DA4ES. Doesn't have to have any of that network / wifi / Sirius etc stuff
Shipping to me would be the same as for Curt - maybe I could even ride on his coat-tails if he buys a bunch.
Thanks! ...Dave
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garyfritz
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Yeah, I'd like a similar modern AVR too. I don't suppose you're interested in splitting these out onesey-twosey, Mac?
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HK-Steve
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TV/Projector: Marquee 9500, Epson 8100
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Hey Matt,
Do you have any processors?? no internal amps??
I have all external amps for my 5x Martin Logan's, and my Tag McLaren does not have DTS-HD audio processing.
Cheers
Steve
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macgyver655
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Hd and Gary. Are you guys looking for working ones or ones needing repair?
HK. I have not come across any processors as of yet but I will let you know.
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Nashou66
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macgyver655
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| Nashou66 wrote: | Yeah Id want a processor as well.
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So what do you guys think is the difference between just a processor or using the preamp outs of an AVR?
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Nashou66
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macgyver655
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| Nashou66 wrote: | Just dont want the added weight  lol
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What, are you getting weak in your old age??? 
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macgyver655
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And how much do those amps you have weigh? 
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macgyver655
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So then, I'm still not getting your weight saving statement yet.
An AVR is not a boombox.
I'm really just curious, and busting you a little also.
So tell me, how does the weight saving come in play?
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garyfritz
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| macgyver655 wrote: | | Hd and Gary. Are you guys looking for working ones or ones needing repair? |
Working would be nifty, but I can do some basic troubleshooting and repair. With a bit of guidance. I've replaced caps &etc in my 8500 and I've done other work. Replacing SMT components may be beyond my ability -- I don't have a microscope &etc.
But being the cheap SOB I am, I'd be tickled to do some fix-up to get a nice AVR for cheep.
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HK-Steve
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The heat output of the amplifiers not being used is a lot in an equipment rack full of gear...
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macgyver655
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| garyfritz wrote: | | macgyver655 wrote: | | Hd and Gary. Are you guys looking for working ones or ones needing repair? |
Working would be nifty, but I can do some basic troubleshooting and repair. With a bit of guidance. I've replaced caps &etc in my 8500 and I've done other work. Replacing SMT components may be beyond my ability -- I don't have a microscope &etc.
But being the cheap SOB I am, I'd be tickled to do some fix-up to get a nice AVR for cheep. |
Well this is what I currently have as working units:
Pioneer Elite VSX70
Pioneer Elite SC-1522-k
Pioneer Elite SC25
Pioneer Elite SC55
Denon AVR-4310CI
Denon AVR-688
Yamaha HTR-5280 (non HDMI)
In progress:
Pioneer Elite SC35
Pioneer Elite SC05
Pioneer Elite VSX-94txh
No non working ones for sale unless I make this deal with my contact.
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macgyver655
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| HK-Steve wrote: | | The heat output of the amplifiers not being used is a lot in an equipment rack full of gear... |
Most of the high dollar AVR's shut down the entire amp section if selected as off. No heat.
Or just unplug the B+ line to the amp, 4 wire plug.
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