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13th January 2006
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Nov 2004 Location: Jackson, Tn
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What would be the value of 3 A12's and 3 N72's with power supply in a chassis in mint shape? Got my eye on one but don't want to be killed on price.
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13th January 2006
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You mean THIS one?? It's funny how people always come on here and try to ask slyly about stuff they are checking out on Ebay. Well... I would say one assembled by this guy is probably worth about the same as one unassembled brand new. So... go their website and check it out. I actually e-mailed this guy. He never put the scope on any of these... so they aren't fully calibrated and complete. To get them completely right... you would want to do that... 
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13th January 2006
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| Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2004 Location: Jackson, Tn
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Thanks for the sarcasm.I wasn't trying to be sly.I was just trying to get an informed answer to a legitimate question.Not too familiar with the product, so let's make all other answers with a liitle less wit how about it?
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13th January 2006
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| Lives for gear | Quote:
Sorry... it was meant to be good natured... lol. I should have added some smiley faces...  . Lot's of people come on and ask for advice about gear on here basically saying, " I can a real good deal on a _____________". Can you tell me about it?Anytime I see one of those posts... I do a search for it on Ebay. 99.9% of the time... there it is! I know they don't want to say... it's on Ebay... cuz... then more people would bid on it. lol.... I had already seen those SCA's... and was considering bidding myself... but they are too high now for my blood. Worth every penny though sonically... can't beat em in my book!! If I was gonna spend that much... I would just get new ones though.... | |
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14th January 2006
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Jul 2004 Location: Ottawa
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Ok, i'm on that bid J/k I think it's getting close to what you can buy one yourself...of course you still got to assemble.
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14th January 2006
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| Gear addict  Joined: May 2005 Location: Bay Area
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Building them yourself would almost definitely be cheaper + you get the satisfaction of building your own pre's and using them. I have been a long time lurker over there on the SCA forum and when money and time permit, will be building several N72's and A12's. I've heard nothing but good things about them from everyone I've talked to about the SCA stuff and can't wait to build some myself! Good luck whatever you end up doing and let us know how it goes!
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