Selling these for my grandparents who are downsizing. Originally $300 a piece in around 1995 when they acquired them. I gathered these were the speakers to get in that price range at the time. Everything works and sounds perfect, theres a few scuffs on the box is all. Someone will definitely love these! Each speaker measures 81339 and weighs 40 lbs. Reviews from audioreview.com - Almost moot now that these are discontinued, but heres my review. I agree with many of the opinions stated here. This speaker has a lot going for it. Strength is definitely in the mids. Great imaging and soundstage. Well-built and not too expensive, these really do go far for the price. Ah, but these things are rather obtrusive, tall even without the spikes. And I have to add my $0.02 on the bass. I find it to be lacking! Sub seems to be a must. Its like headphone bass kind of- the sound is there but the kick/force/effect isnt? Really notice it with techno/dance music. In the past, with an Audiosource 15, Klipsh KSW 12, and even the AR 318s, the right music would make me want to get up and dance. Other music could make you think the world was coming to and while fun, Id still rather not. Make no mistake, these are great and worth it. Cant remember all Ive heard and compared it too, other AR, Polk, Infinity, Paradigm, Klipsch. but this is right up there with the best of them. (Review for S40) These speakers sound great. The sound is full, rich and accurate. I drive them with a Carver C1000A receiver, but they sounded good even when I drove them with an HK AVR10. I compared the sound of the S40 to that of my Allison speakers. I never thought I would be able to duplicate the performance of my Allison speakers with anything under $1,000. However, the S40 sounded better. (By comparison, the Allisons sounded too bright, whereas the S40 sounded more natural.) I highly recommend the S40 speakers.

Title: Acoustic Research ARR1540 Universal Learning Remote - Untested Device is not tested.Has cosmetic issues. CONDITION:Used Item Attributes: Type Universal RemoteBrand Acoustic ResearchModel ARR1540 Store: The GRID All items have been donated to help further our Mission in providing quality jobs for individuals with disabilities and other barriers. All items are USED unless stated otherwise within the listing itself. Visit us at ShopGoodwill.com for great deals on designer clothes, jewelry, collectibles and more!Customers satisfaction is our top priority. In the event you experience any problems with your order, please contact us prior to leaving a negative or neutral feedback and well be sure to resolve the issue. DisclaimersPayment Payment must be received within 4 calendar days of an items end date or your order may be cancelled without notice per eBays Unpaid Item Policy. Orders must be paid for through eBay prior to pickup. Payment will not be accepted at the pickup location for any reason. ShippingWe ship using FedEx for Domestic (U.S.) Orders. International Orders are processed through the eBay Global Shipping Program. Please allow UP TO THREE (3) BUSINESS DAYS for your item to leave our facility after payment has cleared. A Business Day is defined as the the days of the week between Monday and Friday and EXCLUDES the days of Saturday and Sunday.A Business Day EXCLUDES any Federal (United States) Recognized Holidays (Examples: Christmas Day, Thanksgiving Day, etc.)For example, an item purchased on Friday may take up until the following Wednesday to ship out.We strive to answer all inquiries, however inquiries regarding Why hasnt ___ shipped? that are not labeled as Overdue (meaning items that have exceeded the within three business daysexpectation set on each order) will not be prioritized.We do not offer Priority/Next-Day/Urgent/etc. Shipping. All orders ship within three business days in the order that they were paid for.Tracking Number(s) will be updated in eBay once items have shipped. We ONLY ship internationally through the eBay Global Shipping Program. We DO NOT accept third party shipping labels. We offer combined shipping on Auction Items upon request prior to payment. Combined shipping is not offered on Buy It Now items. We do not ship to APOs or P.O. Boxes. A full physical address is required for shipment. No exceptions will be made. Failure to comply may result in your order being cancelled if a valid address is not provided. Local Pick-UpPickups: Orders may be picked up from our retail storefront The Grid located at 5301 Wilkinson Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28208. Please use eBay messaging or call the store at least 24 hours in advance to confirm an appointment. Failure to schedule pickups in advance may result in an extended wait to be assisted or service being denied at the pickup location depending on staffing availability and the size of your order. Pickups can be scheduled between Monday-Friday 10 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. If you need to schedule a pickup outside of these hours we are open to making arrangements to do so. Pickups must be arranged at least 24 hours prior to visiting the pickup location. You must personally pick up your items unless you specify ahead of time that a third party will be picking up your items on your behalf. All orders must be paid for in eBay prior to scheduling a pickup. We will not accept payment for eBay items through our retail storefront. Please enter the retail store and speak to an employee when you have arrived at the location for your item(s). Please be able to provide an employee with either your eBay Order Number(s) or your name as it appears in eBay for confirmation. Customer ServiceOur eBay Customer Service Operation runs Monday to Friday from 10:00 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Eastern Standard Time (EST). Messages will be responded to in the order that they are received. If your message is sent outside of our service hours, on Weekends, or Holidays we will respond to you within 24 hours on the next Business Day of operation.

Selling these for my grandparents who are downsizing. Originally $300 a piece in around 1995 when they acquired them. I gathered these were the speakers to get in that price range at the time. Everything works and sounds perfect, theres a few scuffs on the box is all. Someone will definitely love these! Each speaker measures 81339 and weighs 40 lbs. Reviews from audioreview.com - Almost moot now that these are discontinued, but heres my review. I agree with many of the opinions stated here. This speaker has a lot going for it. Strength is definitely in the mids. Great imaging and soundstage. Well-built and not too expensive, these really do go far for the price. Ah, but these things are rather obtrusive, tall even without the spikes. And I have to add my $0.02 on the bass. I find it to be lacking! Sub seems to be a must. Its like headphone bass kind of- the sound is there but the kick/force/effect isnt? Really notice it with techno/dance music. In the past, with an Audiosource 15, Klipsh KSW 12, and even the AR 318s, the right music would make me want to get up and dance. Other music could make you think the world was coming to and while fun, Id still rather not. Make no mistake, these are great and worth it. Cant remember all Ive heard and compared it too, other AR, Polk, Infinity, Paradigm, Klipsch. but this is right up there with the best of them. (Review for S40) These speakers sound great. The sound is full, rich and accurate. I drive them with a Carver C1000A receiver, but they sounded good even when I drove them with an HK AVR10. I compared the sound of the S40 to that of my Allison speakers. I never thought I would be able to duplicate the performance of my Allison speakers with anything under $1,000. However, the S40 sounded better. (By comparison, the Allisons sounded too bright, whereas the S40 sounded more natural.) I highly recommend the S40 speakers.

Selling these for my grandparents who are downsizing. Originally $300 a piece in around 1995 when they acquired them. I gathered these were the speakers to get in that price range at the time. Everything works and sounds perfect, theres a few scuffs on the box is all. Someone will definitely love these! Each speaker measures 81339 and weighs 40 lbs. Reviews from audioreview.com - Almost moot now that these are discontinued, but heres my review. I agree with many of the opinions stated here. This speaker has a lot going for it. Strength is definitely in the mids. Great imaging and soundstage. Well-built and not too expensive, these really do go far for the price. Ah, but these things are rather obtrusive, tall even without the spikes. And I have to add my $0.02 on the bass. I find it to be lacking! Sub seems to be a must. Its like headphone bass kind of- the sound is there but the kick/force/effect isnt? Really notice it with techno/dance music. In the past, with an Audiosource 15, Klipsh KSW 12, and even the AR 318s, the right music would make me want to get up and dance. Other music could make you think the world was coming to and while fun, Id still rather not. Make no mistake, these are great and worth it. Cant remember all Ive heard and compared it too, other AR, Polk, Infinity, Paradigm, Klipsch. but this is right up there with the best of them. (Review for S40) These speakers sound great. The sound is full, rich and accurate. I drive them with a Carver C1000A receiver, but they sounded good even when I drove them with an HK AVR10. I compared the sound of the S40 to that of my Allison speakers. I never thought I would be able to duplicate the performance of my Allison speakers with anything under $1,000. However, the S40 sounded better. (By comparison, the Allisons sounded too bright, whereas the S40 sounded more natural.) I highly recommend the S40 speakers.

Selling these for my grandparents who are downsizing. Originally $300 a piece in around 1995 when they acquired them. I gathered these were the speakers to get in that price range at the time. Everything works and sounds perfect, theres a few scuffs on the box is all. Someone will definitely love these! Each speaker measures 81339 and weighs 40 lbs. Reviews from audioreview.com - Almost moot now that these are discontinued, but heres my review. I agree with many of the opinions stated here. This speaker has a lot going for it. Strength is definitely in the mids. Great imaging and soundstage. Well-built and not too expensive, these really do go far for the price. Ah, but these things are rather obtrusive, tall even without the spikes. And I have to add my $0.02 on the bass. I find it to be lacking! Sub seems to be a must. Its like headphone bass kind of- the sound is there but the kick/force/effect isnt? Really notice it with techno/dance music. In the past, with an Audiosource 15, Klipsh KSW 12, and even the AR 318s, the right music would make me want to get up and dance. Other music could make you think the world was coming to and while fun, Id still rather not. Make no mistake, these are great and worth it. Cant remember all Ive heard and compared it too, other AR, Polk, Infinity, Paradigm, Klipsch. but this is right up there with the best of them. (Review for S40) These speakers sound great. The sound is full, rich and accurate. I drive them with a Carver C1000A receiver, but they sounded good even when I drove them with an HK AVR10. I compared the sound of the S40 to that of my Allison speakers. I never thought I would be able to duplicate the performance of my Allison speakers with anything under $1,000. However, the S40 sounded better. (By comparison, the Allisons sounded too bright, whereas the S40 sounded more natural.) I highly recommend the S40 speakers.

Selling these for my grandparents who are downsizing. Originally $300 a piece in around 1995 when they acquired them. I gathered these were the speakers to get in that price range at the time. Everything works and sounds perfect, theres a few scuffs on the box is all. Someone will definitely love these! Each speaker measures 81339 and weighs 40 lbs. Reviews from audioreview.com - Almost moot now that these are discontinued, but heres my review. I agree with many of the opinions stated here. This speaker has a lot going for it. Strength is definitely in the mids. Great imaging and soundstage. Well-built and not too expensive, these really do go far for the price. Ah, but these things are rather obtrusive, tall even without the spikes. And I have to add my $0.02 on the bass. I find it to be lacking! Sub seems to be a must. Its like headphone bass kind of- the sound is there but the kick/force/effect isnt? Really notice it with techno/dance music. In the past, with an Audiosource 15, Klipsh KSW 12, and even the AR 318s, the right music would make me want to get up and dance. Other music could make you think the world was coming to and while fun, Id still rather not. Make no mistake, these are great and worth it. Cant remember all Ive heard and compared it too, other AR, Polk, Infinity, Paradigm, Klipsch. but this is right up there with the best of them. (Review for S40) These speakers sound great. The sound is full, rich and accurate. I drive them with a Carver C1000A receiver, but they sounded good even when I drove them with an HK AVR10. I compared the sound of the S40 to that of my Allison speakers. I never thought I would be able to duplicate the performance of my Allison speakers with anything under $1,000. However, the S40 sounded better. (By comparison, the Allisons sounded too bright, whereas the S40 sounded more natural.) I highly recommend the S40 speakers.

Selling these for my grandparents who are downsizing. Originally $300 a piece in around 1995 when they acquired them. I gathered these were the speakers to get in that price range at the time. Everything works and sounds perfect, theres a few scuffs on the box is all. Someone will definitely love these! Each speaker measures 81339 and weighs 40 lbs. Reviews from audioreview.com - Almost moot now that these are discontinued, but heres my review. I agree with many of the opinions stated here. This speaker has a lot going for it. Strength is definitely in the mids. Great imaging and soundstage. Well-built and not too expensive, these really do go far for the price. Ah, but these things are rather obtrusive, tall even without the spikes. And I have to add my $0.02 on the bass. I find it to be lacking! Sub seems to be a must. Its like headphone bass kind of- the sound is there but the kick/force/effect isnt? Really notice it with techno/dance music. In the past, with an Audiosource 15, Klipsh KSW 12, and even the AR 318s, the right music would make me want to get up and dance. Other music could make you think the world was coming to and while fun, Id still rather not. Make no mistake, these are great and worth it. Cant remember all Ive heard and compared it too, other AR, Polk, Infinity, Paradigm, Klipsch. but this is right up there with the best of them. (Review for S40) These speakers sound great. The sound is full, rich and accurate. I drive them with a Carver C1000A receiver, but they sounded good even when I drove them with an HK AVR10. I compared the sound of the S40 to that of my Allison speakers. I never thought I would be able to duplicate the performance of my Allison speakers with anything under $1,000. However, the S40 sounded better. (By comparison, the Allisons sounded too bright, whereas the S40 sounded more natural.) I highly recommend the S40 speakers.

Selling these for my grandparents who are downsizing. Originally $300 a piece in around 1995 when they acquired them. I gathered these were the speakers to get in that price range at the time. Everything works and sounds perfect, theres a few scuffs on the box is all. Someone will definitely love these! Each speaker measures 81339 and weighs 40 lbs. Reviews from audioreview.com - Almost moot now that these are discontinued, but heres my review. I agree with many of the opinions stated here. This speaker has a lot going for it. Strength is definitely in the mids. Great imaging and soundstage. Well-built and not too expensive, these really do go far for the price. Ah, but these things are rather obtrusive, tall even without the spikes. And I have to add my $0.02 on the bass. I find it to be lacking! Sub seems to be a must. Its like headphone bass kind of- the sound is there but the kick/force/effect isnt? Really notice it with techno/dance music. In the past, with an Audiosource 15, Klipsh KSW 12, and even the AR 318s, the right music would make me want to get up and dance. Other music could make you think the world was coming to and while fun, Id still rather not. Make no mistake, these are great and worth it. Cant remember all Ive heard and compared it too, other AR, Polk, Infinity, Paradigm, Klipsch. but this is right up there with the best of them. (Review for S40) These speakers sound great. The sound is full, rich and accurate. I drive them with a Carver C1000A receiver, but they sounded good even when I drove them with an HK AVR10. I compared the sound of the S40 to that of my Allison speakers. I never thought I would be able to duplicate the performance of my Allison speakers with anything under $1,000. However, the S40 sounded better. (By comparison, the Allisons sounded too bright, whereas the S40 sounded more natural.) I highly recommend the S40 speakers.

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Selling these for my grandparents who are downsizing. Originally $300 a piece in around 1995 when they acquired them. I gathered these were the speakers to get in that price range at the time. Everything works and sounds perfect, theres a few scuffs on the box is all. Someone will definitely love these! Each speaker measures 81339 and weighs 40 lbs. Reviews from audioreview.com - Almost moot now that these are discontinued, but heres my review. I agree with many of the opinions stated here. This speaker has a lot going for it. Strength is definitely in the mids. Great imaging and soundstage. Well-built and not too expensive, these really do go far for the price. Ah, but these things are rather obtrusive, tall even without the spikes. And I have to add my $0.02 on the bass. I find it to be lacking! Sub seems to be a must. Its like headphone bass kind of- the sound is there but the kick/force/effect isnt? Really notice it with techno/dance music. In the past, with an Audiosource 15, Klipsh KSW 12, and even the AR 318s, the right music would make me want to get up and dance. Other music could make you think the world was coming to and while fun, Id still rather not. Make no mistake, these are great and worth it. Cant remember all Ive heard and compared it too, other AR, Polk, Infinity, Paradigm, Klipsch. but this is right up there with the best of them. (Review for S40) These speakers sound great. The sound is full, rich and accurate. I drive them with a Carver C1000A receiver, but they sounded good even when I drove them with an HK AVR10. I compared the sound of the S40 to that of my Allison speakers. I never thought I would be able to duplicate the performance of my Allison speakers with anything under $1,000. However, the S40 sounded better. (By comparison, the Allisons sounded too bright, whereas the S40 sounded more natural.) I highly recommend the S40 speakers.

Selling these for my grandparents who are downsizing. Originally $300 a piece in around 1995 when they acquired them. I gathered these were the speakers to get in that price range at the time. Everything works and sounds perfect, theres a few scuffs on the box is all. Someone will definitely love these! Each speaker measures 81339 and weighs 40 lbs. Reviews from audioreview.com - Almost moot now that these are discontinued, but heres my review. I agree with many of the opinions stated here. This speaker has a lot going for it. Strength is definitely in the mids. Great imaging and soundstage. Well-built and not too expensive, these really do go far for the price. Ah, but these things are rather obtrusive, tall even without the spikes. And I have to add my $0.02 on the bass. I find it to be lacking! Sub seems to be a must. Its like headphone bass kind of- the sound is there but the kick/force/effect isnt? Really notice it with techno/dance music. In the past, with an Audiosource 15, Klipsh KSW 12, and even the AR 318s, the right music would make me want to get up and dance. Other music could make you think the world was coming to and while fun, Id still rather not. Make no mistake, these are great and worth it. Cant remember all Ive heard and compared it too, other AR, Polk, Infinity, Paradigm, Klipsch. but this is right up there with the best of them. (Review for S40) These speakers sound great. The sound is full, rich and accurate. I drive them with a Carver C1000A receiver, but they sounded good even when I drove them with an HK AVR10. I compared the sound of the S40 to that of my Allison speakers. I never thought I would be able to duplicate the performance of my Allison speakers with anything under $1,000. However, the S40 sounded better. (By comparison, the Allisons sounded too bright, whereas the S40 sounded more natural.) I highly recommend the S40 speakers.

Teledyne Acoustic Research Integrated Amplifier, (A-04) 40W per channel. Great sounding amp in great condition.Works perfectly.

AR Acoustic Research Home Theater Pro Series HT407 Gold Cable Connections

AR Gold Series HDMI-1440p High DefinitionUp to 240hz - Refresh Rate48-Bit Color Max color depth10.5 GbpsDeep ColorEthernetAudio Return5.1/7.1 Surround Sound12ftExtreme Gold Series Performance. Open Box. Price tags lists @ $39.99

AR Gold Series HDMI-1440p High DefinitionUp to 240hz - Refresh Rate48-Bit Color Max color depth10.5 GbpsDeep ColorEthernetAudio Return5.1/7.1 Surround Sound12ftExtreme Gold Series Performance. Open Box. Price tags lists @ $39.99

AR Gold Series HDMI-1440p High DefinitionUp to 240hz - Refresh Rate48-Bit Color Max color depth10.5 GbpsDeep ColorEthernetAudio Return5.1/7.1 Surround Sound12ftExtreme Gold Series Performance. Open Box. Price tags lists @ $39.99

AR Acoustic Research Home Theater Pro Series HT407 Gold Cable Connections

AR Acoustic Research Home Theater Pro Series HT407 Gold Cable Connections

AR Acoustic Research Home Theater Pro Series HT407 Gold Cable Connections

Acoustic Research Home Theater Pro Series Connector Plate. Model HT400. See pics for details. Condition is New in packet. Shipped with USPS mail. No returns From smoke free home.

AR Acoustic Research Home Theater Pro Series HT407 Gold Cable Connections

Acoustic Research Home Theater Pro Series Connector Plate. Model HT400. See pics for details. Condition is New in packet. Shipped with USPS mail. No returns From smoke free home.

AR Acoustic Research Home Theater Pro Series HT407 Gold Cable Connections

Drivers test high/unstable resistance and are being sold as-is for parts/repair. Please see photos for close ups and further details. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns!