High End Stereo stuff FOR SALE - MOVING

[paularthur]

(425) 292-6769
paularthur@runbox.com

Ships From or Pick-up in - Seattle, WA

Trying to lighten the load.

****SPEAKERS****
Analysis Audio Omega Reference Ribbon-Magnetic Planar……….Retail $28,000……….SELLING For $21,999
Analysis Audio Epsilon Ribbon-Magnetic Planar…………………….….Retail $16,000……….SELLING For $9799
Reference 3A Episode………………………………………………………………..Retail $5500…………SELLING For $4599
Reference 3A Dulcet Premium (high gloss red cherry)……………….Retail $1995…………..SELLING For $1599
Velodyne HGS12 Pre-owned (updated amp and new woofer)...Retail $1995…..........SELLING For $795

****ELECTRONINCS****
Arion Audio RS 500 500 watt mono-block amplifier………………….Retail $3995……….....SELLING For $2999
Artemis Labs LA-1 Tube Line Stage Pre-amp……………………………..Retail $3600…………..SELLING For $2725
Artemis Labs PH-1 Tube Phono Stage……………………………………….Retail $3600….……….SEELING For $2725
Nu Force P9 Line Stage Pre-amp………………………………………….…..Retail $3150……………SELLING For $2499
Music Reference RM200 MKII T-Cardas Custom Tube amp……..Retail $6200…………….SELLING For $4599
Creek Classic T50 RDS Tuner…………………………….……………………….Retail $845……………..SELLING For $719
Magnum Dynalab FT101 (replaced 10/2011 w/NOS by M.D.).…Retail $875………………..SELLING For $589

***CD PLAYERS AND TURNTABLES****
Muse Polyhymnia MK II Multi-format digital player…………………..Retail $6300…………….SELLING For $4999
Oracle CD1500 MK III………………………………………………….………………Retail $9950….……..…SELLING For $7499

+++TUNTABLES SOLD AS PACKAGES ONLY+++
SOTA Millennia vacuum, Reflex Clamp, Cartridgeman Conductor tonearm with Cardas Incognito cable and Soundsmith The Voice Ebony phono cartridge……………………………………….........Retail $15,545….……..SELLING For $11,659
SOTA Sapphire, Dust Cover, Reflex Clamp and SuperMat with Sumiko Premiere FT-3 Tonearm including VTA option suspension rebuilt 10/2010, current bearing). Cartridgeman Music Maker 3 cartridge   Comparable Retail value $7400....SELLING For $2695
SOTA Comet, Dust Cover, I-clamp, Rega RB301 tonearm and Goldring 1042 phono cartridge Retail $2105 SELLING For $1599

***CABLES***
Lots.  Drop me a line.

[CLAY]

 

Was this in your home?  That's serious audiophile stuff!

[AzItLies]

I might be interested in the Dulcets, you are the OP? How old? good condition?

thnx

[paularthur]

Imaculate, 6 months, high gloss red cherry.

email me for photos:

paularthur@runbox.com

[paularthur]

 

Was this in your home?  That's serious audiophile stuff!

Yeah.  One of perhaps to many passions.  Essentailly three system.  A recent move to a music server made me, once agian, have to revisit the entire cabling configuration.  Probably the biggest bugaboo in a high end system is getting all the cable just right.  AC cords, interconnects, speaker wire, usb etc., etc., etc.

[Zixxerpilot]

Good God. That's some amazing gear! Also more money than my first house...

Too bad nothing sounds good enough anymore to give it a workout. Lady GaGa just tarnished the value...


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[X1Glider]

Good luck with this sale.  I can't imagine how difficult it will be in these times where audiophiles are fewer than ever.

I sold my high end stuff in the early 90s when there was still a decent market.  But I needed to.  I was young and over-extended my credit, not to mention the items I had were huge and I did not have an appropriate listening room.  Nor did I have enough power.

I had 2 Counterpoint SA-4 mono blocks, SA-100 pre-amp and monstrous Apogee Acoustic Divas.  The next best thing I had, and cheap by comparison, was a Pioneer PD-75 CD player which I still actually have.  But the other stuff was simply monstrous, would blow apartment breakers and the mono blocks simply weren't enough for the Divas.  But what things of beauty they were.

People literally shit bricks when you mention the cost of interconnects.

[paularthur]

Good luck with this sale.  I can't imagine how difficult it will be in these times where audiophiles are fewer than ever.

I sold my high end stuff in the early 90s when there was still a decent market.  But I needed to.  I was young and over-extended my credit, not to mention the items I had were huge and I did not have an appropriate listening room.  Nor did I have enough power.

I had 2 Counterpoint SA-4 mono blocks, SA-100 pre-amp and monstrous Apogee Acoustic Divas.  The next best thing I had, and cheap by comparison, was a Pioneer PD-75 CD player which I still actually have.  But the other stuff was simply monstrous, would blow apartment breakers and the mono blocks simply weren't enough for the Divas.  But what things of beauty they were.

People literally shit bricks when you mention the cost of interconnects.

Unless you've heard how important cables are it's like trying to explaine...love!  Truly a shame you had to loose your system.  I honestly donlt know how anyone can live without music in their home with at least a mid-range system (around $35,000 complete).

I've broken down my reference and mid-fi systems but still have the Omega ribbon plnars up with a modest Nu Froce P9, Arion RS500 and Oracle CD 1500 MKIII.  Cables from JPS Labs, Nu Force and Pursit Audio.  Pretty nice.

Apogee.  I kept my MiniGrand unitl I found something really better.  The Analysis are siginificantly so and easy to drive to boot.

I'm very much looking forward to building a dedicated sound room in the new house starting at the main AC panel.