JBL Ti2K standmount speakers - Bright yellow! :-)

JBL Ti2K standmounters.

With a rather distinctive paint job as well as being an early example of the now-popular boat-tail cabinet shape.



Very good sound - in a JBK balls-to-the-wall sort of way! Easy to drive and good fun.

Both tweeters have suffered from kiddies probing fingers but the sound seems totally unaffected by this.

One has been fixed with the judicious use of sellotape, the other is proving a little harder to tackle - but I suspect a little more work with sticky tape will do the job!





Bass port is on the bottom, but as these speakers are quite long the base-plates of most stands avoid blocking it. Bi-wireable, too.



A few minor paint chips and marks, but these look fab!

Grilles are a bit tatty - but why spoil the great looks with a grille anyway? (apart from keeping the darling little kiddie-digits at bay! ).



About 42cm high by 33 cm deep.

I think these retailed at $3k in the USA, but were usually available at a big discount.

£200 or p/x or swaps. These are a real bargain!

Buyer collects (GL17 - and gets a dem) or we may be able to meet up - Birmingham/Bristol/Cardiff sort of area - M5/M4/M50.

Stands not included.

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I'll also give away a little CD/tuner-based microsystem that's been powering these very nicely for the last couple of years to make a complete system. Just add some speaker wires!

 

If you could get some suitable boxes for those, i'd take them for 180 + postage, repairing the tweeters will be a little tricky

 

Thanks for the interest, Ernie.

Unfortunately I cannot think of a way to safely package and post these.

I am happy to meet up within an hour's drive - this takes me to the areas of Birmingham (M5, M6), Cardiff/Newport/Bristol/Swindon (M4) etc.

Note that the tweeter damage is cosmetic only. I connected these up to my main hifi a couple of days back and they played perfectly at any volume. A very fine pair of speakers and a genuine bargain at £200, imho.

 

sorry, i'm in germany, that would mean meeting somewhere in the english channel