Big big speaker project in Kansas City (2024)

spark1

Lunatic Member
  • Monday at 4:01 PM
  • #2

Wow. If I was 10 years younger, I'd pick them up. I've got the right room for them, but don't have the energy anymore for dealing with speakers of this size!

Rybeam

Super Member
  • Monday at 4:35 PM
  • #3

LOL should have seen the look my wife gave me when I showed her !!! I already have a pair of Bozak Symphonies in double deep cabinets. But if I was single I would love to play with those monsters.

tarior

Dirty pool, old man?

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  • Monday at 8:19 PM
  • #4

I responded. Will keep you guys posted.

tarior

Dirty pool, old man?

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  • Tuesday at 9:30 AM
  • #5

I received a reply. In short, the guy was trying to have an auction via CL. I thanked him for his dishonesty and passed on the deal.

tarior

Dirty pool, old man?

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  • Tuesday at 9:55 AM
  • #7

Maybe it was the universe telling me that I don't need yet another pair of enormous speakers. Big big speaker project in Kansas City (10)

damacman

Resident Psycho
  • Tuesday at 10:22 AM
  • #8

tarior said:

I received a reply. In short, the guy was trying to have an auction via CL. I thanked him for his dishonesty and passed on the deal.

So, you weren't able to steal them from him then ... ?

spicer

AK Subscriber

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  • Tuesday at 10:31 AM
  • #9

spark1 said:

Wow. If I was 10 years younger, I'd pick them up. I've got the right room for them, but don't have the energy anymore for dealing with speakers of this size!

Yep. I'd be listening to them. Foam might be the biggest part of it, and that's nothing. I'd give a thousand.

tarior

Dirty pool, old man?

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  • Tuesday at 10:44 AM
  • #10

damacman said:

So, you weren't able to steal them from him then ... ?

The annoying thing was that he was trying to get me to bid against someone else who wanted them. If he wanted more $$, he should have asked for more $$ from the get go.

spark1

Lunatic Member
  • Tuesday at 10:48 AM
  • #11

tarior said:

The annoying thing was that he was trying to get me to bid against someone else who wanted them. If he wanted more $$, he should have asked for more $$ from the get go.

Agree.

Unlike a legitimate auction, you have no idea what the other bidder(s) are offering, or even if they exist.

spicer

AK Subscriber

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  • Tuesday at 10:59 AM
  • #12

spark1 said:

Agree.

Unlike a legitimate auction, you have no idea what the other bidder(s) are offering, or even if they exist.

I agree too though wouldn't let it be a problem. I'd offer what ever they are worth to me and let that be that. I don't care how much he makes selling them, only care about what they are worth to me. Those would be nice to have and given all drivers work, bass needing foam, I'd offer a thousand with the assurance they are as represented.

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egellings

Super Member
  • Tuesday at 11:32 AM
  • #13

They have a sort of a kabuki look to me. How on earth do they coordinate all of those drivers?

spicer

AK Subscriber

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  • Tuesday at 11:36 AM
  • #14

egellings said:

They have a sort of a kabuki look to me. How on earth do they coordinate all of those drivers?

That is an observation and a good question. Would have to carefully engineered, or not. A tell might be quality of cabinet construction.

tarior

Dirty pool, old man?

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  • Tuesday at 11:53 AM
  • #15

I've seen VMPS speakers in person before, and they seemed well made and heavy.

KiM3Ce

AK Subscriber

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  • Tuesday at 4:05 PM
  • #16

I had VMPS subwoofers and they were very substantial.

pauldrewry

Super Member
  • Tuesday at 5:39 PM
  • #17

Kabuki is not a word you should use. These were well reviewed.

ETLS

metacarpophalangealcranium
  • Tuesday at 6:31 PM
  • #18

Sir Kabuki then?

onwardjames

Hoardimus Maximus

Subscriber

  • Tuesday at 6:45 PM
  • #19

They look rather serious.

Alas, I have gone the route of "too big for the house" and I really think most folk seriously underestimate just how large an arena one would need for these to flex.

My XRT20's and my Ohm Walsh 300 both require about twice as much room as I'm currently giving them.

Don't be like me.

damacman

Resident Psycho
  • Tuesday at 7:42 PM
  • #20

tarior said:

The annoying thing was that he was trying to get me to bid against someone else who wanted them. If he wanted more $$, he should have asked for more $$ from the get go.

For the life of me, I simply do not understand why those who desire to purchase something which is owned by another feel like they should dictate the terms of its sale. He should have . . . Please. He's doing exactly what he feels will yield the greatest return, which is exactly what any of us would do. Don't like the terms? Then, bow out gracefully.

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