Cyrus III Amp + PSX-R, and Mission 733 Speakers
26 July 2003, 08:55 AM
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Certainly are - just a shame I never use 'em.
Some joker's emailed me asking what the PSX-R is, and then offered me £150 for the whole lot (amp, PSX-R, and speakers) - claiming that you can get 'quality' amps from Richer Sounds for £150.
26 July 2003, 11:18 AM
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hmmm 733s, nice. I have the 732s, such a great pair of speakers.
the 733s must put out plenty of power especially thru that cyrus
I bought mine when i worked at Currys in 1996. just wish i could have afforded the matching 73 series subs that went inline with the 732s.
think i'll be keeping my eye on these auctions
the 733s must put out plenty of power especially thru that cyrus
I bought mine when i worked at Currys in 1996. just wish i could have afforded the matching 73 series subs that went inline with the 732s.
think i'll be keeping my eye on these auctions
26 July 2003, 12:03 PM
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i am that joker!!
doesnt matter what quality it was in 1986, it is electical and still likely to fail at some point
all i was saying is that you can COULD go out and buy separates with warranty now and £350 for a product that could fail at any time is a fairly risky business, hence the low offer.
who cares whether it has a flux capacitor or a super turbo power supply it is old, has no guarantee that it will work and therefore warranteed a low offer.
dont be offended, its a buyers market!! i am sure you will get your asking price of somebody, just not me!
best of luck
[Edited by cactus jim - 7/26/2003 12:09:31 PM]
doesnt matter what quality it was in 1986, it is electical and still likely to fail at some point
all i was saying is that you can COULD go out and buy separates with warranty now and £350 for a product that could fail at any time is a fairly risky business, hence the low offer.
who cares whether it has a flux capacitor or a super turbo power supply it is old, has no guarantee that it will work and therefore warranteed a low offer.
dont be offended, its a buyers market!! i am sure you will get your asking price of somebody, just not me!
best of luck
[Edited by cactus jim - 7/26/2003 12:09:31 PM]
26 July 2003, 04:38 PM
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LOL. Fair point, Cactus jim. But as I mentioned offlist, you're forgetting that to buy something of this quality with a warranty right now would set you back the best part of a grand. And whilst there's the slimmest possibility of something going wrong, the fact is that it's fairly unlikely - solid-state electronics are usually DOA or work for years and years.
Like you said though, it's a buyers' market, so I may well not sell them at that price. We'll see. :-D
Like you said though, it's a buyers' market, so I may well not sell them at that price. We'll see. :-D
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28 July 2003, 12:41 AM
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I have the Cyrus2+PSX and they're still going strong after 16 years (apart from 2 internal fuses-80p). Partnered with Mission 764's, my local dealer (Sevenoaks) reckons I'd have to spend over £1500 on a better amp, and over £2000 to better the speakers. To be honest, the best upgrade I could do is move house to give them a bigger room. Good luck with the sale, such a shame your not enjoying them anymore.
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