More from my personal collection........
Small bookshelves. These sport a .75" tweet and a 6.5" driver. Classic acoustic suspension design. This is the speaker that put Boston Acoustics on the map.
Overall, they are in great shape. The rear corners on each cabinet were damaged when they were shipped to me. Nothing major, IMO. The grill on one has a small pin hole, again, nothing major. Operationally, they are flawless.
I need to clear out some space and these are seeing zero usage and I'd rather see some one use and appreciate them.....I'm thinking 50 plus shipping.
If you are interested shoot me an email at: [email]troy.dion@charleston.af.mil[/email]
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Thread: Boston Acoustics A40 Series II
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09-26-2003 12:55 PM #1Member Sales Rating: (7)
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Boston Acoustics A40 Series II
I ALWAYS use an ass-gasket. Never hover because of splash down and back splatter. I also float landing pad made from TP for a soft landing to avoid the above. One can never be too cautious when dealing with the general public. - RonP
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09-26-2003 01:51 PM #2
Will you ship north of the border?
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email: [email]dcarlson@vianet.on.ca[/email]
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09-26-2003 01:52 PM #3Member Sales Rating: (7)
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Sure, why not?
Does UPS or Fedex deliever that way? Tell me how you want 'em shipped and I'll do it.
BDTI ALWAYS use an ass-gasket. Never hover because of splash down and back splatter. I also float landing pad made from TP for a soft landing to avoid the above. One can never be too cautious when dealing with the general public. - RonP
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09-26-2003 02:00 PM #4Member Sales Rating: (7)
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You've got mail....
TroyI ALWAYS use an ass-gasket. Never hover because of splash down and back splatter. I also float landing pad made from TP for a soft landing to avoid the above. One can never be too cautious when dealing with the general public. - RonP
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09-26-2003 02:01 PM #5
dont think they do canada
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09-26-2003 02:07 PM #6
Fedex does, I'm not sure about UPS but I think they do too.
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09-26-2003 02:37 PM #7
Careful about UPS. Their brokerage fees can be pretty outrageous. You may want to ask them for a breakdown before you ship.
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09-26-2003 02:39 PM #8
I'll pass for now... ;)
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09-27-2003 03:33 PM #9Member Sales Rating: (7)
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**bump**
I ALWAYS use an ass-gasket. Never hover because of splash down and back splatter. I also float landing pad made from TP for a soft landing to avoid the above. One can never be too cautious when dealing with the general public. - RonP
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09-27-2003 03:56 PM #10
Troy have you got any pics of this speaker? I have the VR-M series of Boston speakers and have heard of the A40's but never seen or actually heard them. I may be very interested in getting these from you.
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09-27-2003 04:14 PM #11Member Sales Rating: (7)
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[url]http://clubpolk.polkaudio.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4631&highlight=Boston+Acoustics[/url]
Here is my original review of them. They are about the size of an RT35i give or take. Nice little two way speaker. I really like them, I just have a glut of gear and I'm trying to free up some space and some equity.
If you purchase them and aren't completely satisfied, ship them back to me and I'll refund your money less shipping.
BDTI ALWAYS use an ass-gasket. Never hover because of splash down and back splatter. I also float landing pad made from TP for a soft landing to avoid the above. One can never be too cautious when dealing with the general public. - RonP
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09-27-2003 04:17 PM #12Member Sales Rating: (7)
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[url]http://clubpolk.polkaudio.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5710&highlight=Boston+Fisher[/url]
Here is the only picture that I have of them....
BDTI ALWAYS use an ass-gasket. Never hover because of splash down and back splatter. I also float landing pad made from TP for a soft landing to avoid the above. One can never be too cautious when dealing with the general public. - RonP
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09-28-2003 08:21 PM #13
Troy I am going to pass. For some reason I was thinking they had a cherry finish that would match the VR-M series in my second system. Thanks for posting the links and pics though.
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09-28-2003 09:04 PM #14Member Sales Rating: (7)
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no problemo.....couple more days and I'll either ebay 'em or stick 'em back in the closet.....
BDTI ALWAYS use an ass-gasket. Never hover because of splash down and back splatter. I also float landing pad made from TP for a soft landing to avoid the above. One can never be too cautious when dealing with the general public. - RonP
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09-29-2003 07:01 PM #15Member Sales Rating: (7)
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another shameless bump
I ALWAYS use an ass-gasket. Never hover because of splash down and back splatter. I also float landing pad made from TP for a soft landing to avoid the above. One can never be too cautious when dealing with the general public. - RonP
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09-30-2003 04:12 PM #16
You got mail BDT.
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09-30-2003 04:20 PM #17Member Sales Rating: (7)
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as do you amigo.....
BDTI ALWAYS use an ass-gasket. Never hover because of splash down and back splatter. I also float landing pad made from TP for a soft landing to avoid the above. One can never be too cautious when dealing with the general public. - RonP
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09-30-2003 04:29 PM #18Member Sales Rating: (7)
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SOLD! to the gent from NC....
TroyI ALWAYS use an ass-gasket. Never hover because of splash down and back splatter. I also float landing pad made from TP for a soft landing to avoid the above. One can never be too cautious when dealing with the general public. - RonP
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09-30-2003 04:32 PM #19
Man, you finally un-assed those broke-dick Bostons? ;)
Check your lips at the door woman. Shake your hips like battleships. Yeah, all the white girls trip when I sing at Sunday service.
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09-30-2003 04:34 PM #20
Good Stuff. :)
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09-30-2003 04:34 PM #21Member Sales Rating: (7)
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Well, they are less ganked up than those freakin' B&W's that YOU sent me. I couldn't have, in good conscience, taken someones money for those things.
BDTI ALWAYS use an ass-gasket. Never hover because of splash down and back splatter. I also float landing pad made from TP for a soft landing to avoid the above. One can never be too cautious when dealing with the general public. - RonP
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09-30-2003 04:59 PM #22
Oh c'mon, those beemers were REAL ganked up? That's not what your mama said about em....
Cheers,
RussCheck your lips at the door woman. Shake your hips like battleships. Yeah, all the white girls trip when I sing at Sunday service.
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09-30-2003 06:35 PM #23Member Sales Rating: (7)
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Hey, you wanna say hi to your mamma? Hole up a second, she is a little busy.......
BDTI ALWAYS use an ass-gasket. Never hover because of splash down and back splatter. I also float landing pad made from TP for a soft landing to avoid the above. One can never be too cautious when dealing with the general public. - RonP
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