Kondo SPc cable for OBX-R2s

For Sale: Discussion in 'Classified Adverts' started by amdismal, Apr 5, 2009.

  1. amdismal

    amdismal

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    Having sold my speakers, here is the matching wire.

    Kondo copper, surely needs no introduction. This was made up by Definitive specifically for the OBX-R2s, so is colour-coded appropriately. I think the plugs are Air-lock ones.

    Included is a FULL biwire set, i.e. biwire to the crossover and then to the speakers (often it's single wire to the XO, not this). Each set is about 1½m long. Length is perfect if you have the hifi between the speakers. I did at one point have it to one side, but that is tight.

    Price is £450; current retail price is £280 per metre...

    More info:
    http://www.audionote.co.jp/index_e.html
    http://www.soundscapehifi.com/kondo.htm
     
    amdismal, Apr 5, 2009
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    shrink

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    im wishing i had got to you sooner about all this... as i now find myself wanting a set of OBX's and the matching cable :(
     
    shrink, Apr 6, 2009
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  3. amdismal

    amdismal

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    Feel free to buy the cable in advance! ;)

    If my speaker sale (search on the Wigwam, same username) falls through, I'll get in touch - but the guy's already paid a deposit.

    They are lovely speakers. I'll probably buy some (or RWs...) once I've moved house and have the room for multi systems!
     
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    sadly wouldnt be long enough for my current needs ;)

    I suspect i may have someone with a set of OBX's that might be interested in moving them on eventually. I just suspect they will be an excellent partner for my incredibly clean sounding accuphase.
     
    shrink, Apr 6, 2009
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