Now with FREE Freight! One of the most profound listening experiences Ive ever had (and there have been a few) over my 45 years in the audio business was hearing Dave Wilsons original Alexandrias.I will never forget where I was and the track I was listening to... Im not a reviewer and so without plagiarizing one, there is no way for me to describe these masterpieces of audio, art and science.They are simply remarkable in every way. This is the 46 pair made (serial # 0091/0092 in 2004) and were at the time, Wilsons best claim to immortality ~ The improvements over the X1 were quite extraordinary and Wilson would go on to refine every incarnation of the Alexandrias until they simply ran out of ways to improve it and went towards the current reference speaker they make today. Nothing really came close to reproducing sound in a room the way the Alexandrias did and with the exception of the latest incarnations, I cant imagine any other speaker, in this price range keeping up with their sheer impact and reality. Properly set-up (very critical) the Alexandrias simply disappear, which is a remarkable feat for something so large, but that is, after all, the whole idea. What the listener is left with is nothing but the music. The depth, soundstage and total command of the space is what the Alexandrias were designed for and like every pair of Alexandrias, this pair represents the best that Dave Wilson and his team could build at the time. It was my first experience with a speaker over $100,000/pr and I remember just being in awe of them and anyone who had the means to afford them. At the time, I owned the 8th pair (serial # 015/016) made of the iconic Bowers & Wilkins NautilusThe original snails that Dickey and his team had spent over 5 years in R&D and considered one of the most neutral loudspeakers ever conceived. I had never experienced anything like the Nautilus (another one of my definitive audio moments!) The Alexandrias were so different in every way...there was no real limit to what Dave Wilson was prepared to spend on R&D on this speaker. He wanted the very best reproducer that he could build... regardless of cost and the only other speaker than comes to mind that approaches what might have been spent on R&D on the Alexandrias is the iconic Bowers & Wilkins original Nautilus This pair of X2s were purchased new at Sound Components and set up by Mark Goldman in 2004. It has been a privilege to spend time with them over the years and Ive had an open invitation to listen to them anytime I want to hear them. I have the room (Listening Room #1 jimgraydesigns.com) for them, but between the Nautilus 802D4, the Klipsch LaScala and the brand new Bowers & Wilkins 805D4 Signature, theres just no room for them right now. They are far and away the best speaker Ive ever owned. I have thought about moving the LaScalas to Listening Room #2, which would open up the space for the Alexandrias... but Im not there yet.I have measured the room and found the Zone of NeutralityThey will certainly work... There isnt room here to go into all that went into the developments and execution of the Alexandria.There is so much that has been written over the years, please set aside an hour or more and go and enjoy the reviews! Even if this pair is outside your comfort zone it, I think you might enjoy all that has been written about them.I know I enjoy reading reviews of things outside mine! I believe the Alexandrias, in all their incarnations, will go down as one of the finest speakers ever conceived. To hear them in person is a pretty sublime experience...there really are no words. The Alexandrias are back in their original crates and ready to ship... I would estimate the cost to ship and insure them will probably be between $2,500 ~ $3,000, depending on how far they have to travel and whether they ship to a residence or business. Back to this pairs history for a moment... I can tell you that they have mostly played classical music... Mostly vinyl and only by one owner and two users (me, being one) they are in like new condition and theres not much else I can add. If you have the room and always coveted a pair of Alexandrias, you will not likely find a better example... with a minimum number of hours on them (Joe and Is best guess is less than 200) No smoke, no kids, no pets... these are simply magnificent! Please dont hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns and thanks for stopping by... I hope this finds everyone in your life well and staying safe. It wasnt practical to move this system into a better lighted space, so please pardon the relative poor quality of the photos...They in no way, do the Alexandrias any justice~ Thanks again for stopping by! Best regards,JimJim Gray Designsjimgraydesigns.com

Oracle Alexandria Turntable suspension set of three springs, bolts, bushings, sorbothane inserts Red, White, Green color codes Excellent used Condition Packed to arrive safely and shipped quickly. 100% positive feedback seller. No returns on vintage audio and accessories.

Fantastic ORACLE tonearm excellent condition overall will fit on most turntable flat shipping rate for Qc and USA: 45$ no reserve

Now with FREE Freight! One of the most profound listening experiences Ive ever had (and there have been a few) over my 45 years in the audio business was hearing Dave Wilsons original Alexandrias.I will never forget where I was and the track I was listening to... Im not a reviewer and so without plagiarizing one, there is no way for me to describe these masterpieces of audio, art and science.They are simply remarkable in every way. This is the 46 pair made (serial # 0091/0092 in 2004) and were at the time, Wilsons best claim to immortality ~ The improvements over the X1 were quite extraordinary and Wilson would go on to refine every incarnation of the Alexandrias until they simply ran out of ways to improve it and went towards the current reference speaker they make today. Nothing really came close to reproducing sound in a room the way the Alexandrias did and with the exception of the latest incarnations, I cant imagine any other speaker, in this price range keeping up with their sheer impact and reality. Properly set-up (very critical) the Alexandrias simply disappear, which is a remarkable feat for something so large, but that is, after all, the whole idea. What the listener is left with is nothing but the music. The depth, soundstage and total command of the space is what the Alexandrias were designed for and like every pair of Alexandrias, this pair represents the best that Dave Wilson and his team could build at the time. It was my first experience with a speaker over $100,000/pr and I remember just being in awe of them and anyone who had the means to afford them. At the time, I owned the 8th pair (serial # 015/016) made of the iconic Bowers & Wilkins NautilusThe original snails that Dickey and his team had spent over 5 years in R&D and considered one of the most neutral loudspeakers ever conceived. I had never experienced anything like the Nautilus (another one of my definitive audio moments!) The Alexandrias were so different in every way...there was no real limit to what Dave Wilson was prepared to spend on R&D on this speaker. He wanted the very best reproducer that he could build... regardless of cost and the only other speaker than comes to mind that approaches what might have been spent on R&D on the Alexandrias is the iconic Bowers & Wilkins original Nautilus This pair of X2s were purchased new at Sound Components and set up by Mark Goldman in 2004. It has been a privilege to spend time with them over the years and Ive had an open invitation to listen to them anytime I want to hear them. I have the room (Listening Room #1 jimgraydesigns.com) for them, but between the Nautilus 802D4, the Klipsch LaScala and the brand new Bowers & Wilkins 805D4 Signature, theres just no room for them right now. They are far and away the best speaker Ive ever owned. I have thought about moving the LaScalas to Listening Room #2, which would open up the space for the Alexandrias... but Im not there yet.I have measured the room and found the Zone of NeutralityThey will certainly work... There isnt room here to go into all that went into the developments and execution of the Alexandria.There is so much that has been written over the years, please set aside an hour or more and go and enjoy the reviews! Even if this pair is outside your comfort zone it, I think you might enjoy all that has been written about them.I know I enjoy reading reviews of things outside mine! I believe the Alexandrias, in all their incarnations, will go down as one of the finest speakers ever conceived. To hear them in person is a pretty sublime experience...there really are no words. The Alexandrias are back in their original crates and ready to ship... I would estimate the cost to ship and insure them will probably be between $2,500 ~ $3,000, depending on how far they have to travel and whether they ship to a residence or business. Back to this pairs history for a moment... I can tell you that they have mostly played classical music... Mostly vinyl and only by one owner and two users (me, being one) they are in like new condition and theres not much else I can add. If you have the room and always coveted a pair of Alexandrias, you will not likely find a better example... with a minimum number of hours on them (Joe and Is best guess is less than 200) No smoke, no kids, no pets... these are simply magnificent! Please dont hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns and thanks for stopping by... I hope this finds everyone in your life well and staying safe. It wasnt practical to move this system into a better lighted space, so please pardon the relative poor quality of the photos...They in no way, do the Alexandrias any justice~ Thanks again for stopping by! Best regards,JimJim Gray Designsjimgraydesigns.com

Now with FREE Freight! One of the most profound listening experiences Ive ever had (and there have been a few) over my 45 years in the audio business was hearing Dave Wilsons original Alexandrias.I will never forget where I was and the track I was listening to... Im not a reviewer and so without plagiarizing one, there is no way for me to describe these masterpieces of audio, art and science.They are simply remarkable in every way. This is the 46 pair made (serial # 0091/0092 in 2004) and were at the time, Wilsons best claim to immortality ~ The improvements over the X1 were quite extraordinary and Wilson would go on to refine every incarnation of the Alexandrias until they simply ran out of ways to improve it and went towards the current reference speaker they make today. Nothing really came close to reproducing sound in a room the way the Alexandrias did and with the exception of the latest incarnations, I cant imagine any other speaker, in this price range keeping up with their sheer impact and reality. Properly set-up (very critical) the Alexandrias simply disappear, which is a remarkable feat for something so large, but that is, after all, the whole idea. What the listener is left with is nothing but the music. The depth, soundstage and total command of the space is what the Alexandrias were designed for and like every pair of Alexandrias, this pair represents the best that Dave Wilson and his team could build at the time. It was my first experience with a speaker over $100,000/pr and I remember just being in awe of them and anyone who had the means to afford them. At the time, I owned the 8th pair (serial # 015/016) made of the iconic Bowers & Wilkins NautilusThe original snails that Dickey and his team had spent over 5 years in R&D and considered one of the most neutral loudspeakers ever conceived. I had never experienced anything like the Nautilus (another one of my definitive audio moments!) The Alexandrias were so different in every way...there was no real limit to what Dave Wilson was prepared to spend on R&D on this speaker. He wanted the very best reproducer that he could build... regardless of cost and the only other speaker than comes to mind that approaches what might have been spent on R&D on the Alexandrias is the iconic Bowers & Wilkins original Nautilus This pair of X2s were purchased new at Sound Components and set up by Mark Goldman in 2004. It has been a privilege to spend time with them over the years and Ive had an open invitation to listen to them anytime I want to hear them. I have the room (Listening Room #1 jimgraydesigns.com) for them, but between the Nautilus 802D4, the Klipsch LaScala and the brand new Bowers & Wilkins 805D4 Signature, theres just no room for them right now. They are far and away the best speaker Ive ever owned. I have thought about moving the LaScalas to Listening Room #2, which would open up the space for the Alexandrias... but Im not there yet.I have measured the room and found the Zone of NeutralityThey will certainly work... There isnt room here to go into all that went into the developments and execution of the Alexandria.There is so much that has been written over the years, please set aside an hour or more and go and enjoy the reviews! Even if this pair is outside your comfort zone it, I think you might enjoy all that has been written about them.I know I enjoy reading reviews of things outside mine! I believe the Alexandrias, in all their incarnations, will go down as one of the finest speakers ever conceived. To hear them in person is a pretty sublime experience...there really are no words. The Alexandrias are back in their original crates and ready to ship... I would estimate the cost to ship and insure them will probably be between $2,500 ~ $3,000, depending on how far they have to travel and whether they ship to a residence or business. Back to this pairs history for a moment... I can tell you that they have mostly played classical music... Mostly vinyl and only by one owner and two users (me, being one) they are in like new condition and theres not much else I can add. If you have the room and always coveted a pair of Alexandrias, you will not likely find a better example... with a minimum number of hours on them (Joe and Is best guess is less than 200) No smoke, no kids, no pets... these are simply magnificent! Please dont hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns and thanks for stopping by... I hope this finds everyone in your life well and staying safe. It wasnt practical to move this system into a better lighted space, so please pardon the relative poor quality of the photos...They in no way, do the Alexandrias any justice~ Thanks again for stopping by! Best regards,JimJim Gray Designsjimgraydesigns.com

Oracle Alexandria Turntable Original Suspension Spring Caps/Covers in Excellent Condition. Free Shipping! Metal caps that cover the three suspension springs on the Oracle Alexandria. Sold as set of three. Packed to arrive safely and shipped quickly. 100% positive feedback seller. No returns on vintage audio and accessories.

Original Oracle Alexandria Record Clamp/Disc Stabilizer in excellent condition. Genuine part. Free Shipping!! Packed to arrive safely and shipped quickly. 100% positive feedback seller! No returns on vintage audio and accessories.

Turntable only, no tonearm. Turntable is in excellent used working condition, has new belt. Includes powersupply, clamp, smoked plexi dustcover in great condition. Please view photos as they are part of the description. Will be double boxed in original Oracle exterior shipping container (not pictured). If you are using an account with zero feedback please message me before bidding, failure to do so will get you blocked and bids cancelled. If you have any doubts or questions please message me before bidding. If you wish to add insurance please notify me ASAP once auction has ended. I pack all items sold safely and carefully but will not accept returns based on treatment of packages by mail carrier. If you have any specific instructions regarding special packing, please let me know before paying so that I may adjust invoice if necessary. International bidders message me for shipping quote. Please keep in mind however that I only ship USPS priority overseas, which tends to be more expensive. Posted shipping amount applies to lower 48 states only. Notice to any buyers using the Global Shipping Program: If you purchase multiple items from me I cannot combine shipping, this is a flaw on eBays part and is out of my control. Buyer agrees to make payment within 2 days.

Oracle Alexandria Turntable Tonearm Board for Sumiko Premier MMT Tonearm and Jelco 750D tonearm. Excellent condition with mounting screws and hex key. Packed to arrive safely and shipped quickly. 100% positive feedback seller. No returns on vintage audio and accessories.

Now with FREE Freight! One of the most profound listening experiences Ive ever had (and there have been a few) over my 45 years in the audio business was hearing Dave Wilsons original Alexandrias.I will never forget where I was and the track I was listening to... Im not a reviewer and so without plagiarizing one, there is no way for me to describe these masterpieces of audio, art and science.They are simply remarkable in every way. This is the 46 pair made (serial # 0091/0092 in 2004) and were at the time, Wilsons best claim to immortality ~ The improvements over the X1 were quite extraordinary and Wilson would go on to refine every incarnation of the Alexandrias until they simply ran out of ways to improve it and went towards the current reference speaker they make today. Nothing really came close to reproducing sound in a room the way the Alexandrias did and with the exception of the latest incarnations, I cant imagine any other speaker, in this price range keeping up with their sheer impact and reality. Properly set-up (very critical) the Alexandrias simply disappear, which is a remarkable feat for something so large, but that is, after all, the whole idea. What the listener is left with is nothing but the music. The depth, soundstage and total command of the space is what the Alexandrias were designed for and like every pair of Alexandrias, this pair represents the best that Dave Wilson and his team could build at the time. It was my first experience with a speaker over $100,000/pr and I remember just being in awe of them and anyone who had the means to afford them. At the time, I owned the 8th pair (serial # 015/016) made of the iconic Bowers & Wilkins NautilusThe original snails that Dickey and his team had spent over 5 years in R&D and considered one of the most neutral loudspeakers ever conceived. I had never experienced anything like the Nautilus (another one of my definitive audio moments!) The Alexandrias were so different in every way...there was no real limit to what Dave Wilson was prepared to spend on R&D on this speaker. He wanted the very best reproducer that he could build... regardless of cost and the only other speaker than comes to mind that approaches what might have been spent on R&D on the Alexandrias is the iconic Bowers & Wilkins original Nautilus This pair of X2s were purchased new at Sound Components and set up by Mark Goldman in 2004. It has been a privilege to spend time with them over the years and Ive had an open invitation to listen to them anytime I want to hear them. I have the room (Listening Room #1 jimgraydesigns.com) for them, but between the Nautilus 802D4, the Klipsch LaScala and the brand new Bowers & Wilkins 805D4 Signature, theres just no room for them right now. They are far and away the best speaker Ive ever owned. I have thought about moving the LaScalas to Listening Room #2, which would open up the space for the Alexandrias... but Im not there yet.I have measured the room and found the Zone of NeutralityThey will certainly work... There isnt room here to go into all that went into the developments and execution of the Alexandria.There is so much that has been written over the years, please set aside an hour or more and go and enjoy the reviews! Even if this pair is outside your comfort zone it, I think you might enjoy all that has been written about them.I know I enjoy reading reviews of things outside mine! I believe the Alexandrias, in all their incarnations, will go down as one of the finest speakers ever conceived. To hear them in person is a pretty sublime experience...there really are no words. The Alexandrias are back in their original crates and ready to ship... I would estimate the cost to ship and insure them will probably be between $2,500 ~ $3,000, depending on how far they have to travel and whether they ship to a residence or business. Back to this pairs history for a moment... I can tell you that they have mostly played classical music... Mostly vinyl and only by one owner and two users (me, being one) they are in like new condition and theres not much else I can add. If you have the room and always coveted a pair of Alexandrias, you will not likely find a better example... with a minimum number of hours on them (Joe and Is best guess is less than 200) No smoke, no kids, no pets... these are simply magnificent! Please dont hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns and thanks for stopping by... I hope this finds everyone in your life well and staying safe. It wasnt practical to move this system into a better lighted space, so please pardon the relative poor quality of the photos...They in no way, do the Alexandrias any justice~ Thanks again for stopping by! Best regards,JimJim Gray Designsjimgraydesigns.com

Purchased for rebuilt Oracle Audio Alexandria turntable, but factory unexpectedly sent another one back with the repair. Never opened.

Now with FREE Freight! One of the most profound listening experiences Ive ever had (and there have been a few) over my 45 years in the audio business was hearing Dave Wilsons original Alexandrias.I will never forget where I was and the track I was listening to... Im not a reviewer and so without plagiarizing one, there is no way for me to describe these masterpieces of audio, art and science.They are simply remarkable in every way. This is the 46 pair made (serial # 0091/0092 in 2004) and were at the time, Wilsons best claim to immortality ~ The improvements over the X1 were quite extraordinary and Wilson would go on to refine every incarnation of the Alexandrias until they simply ran out of ways to improve it and went towards the current reference speaker they make today. Nothing really came close to reproducing sound in a room the way the Alexandrias did and with the exception of the latest incarnations, I cant imagine any other speaker, in this price range keeping up with their sheer impact and reality. Properly set-up (very critical) the Alexandrias simply disappear, which is a remarkable feat for something so large, but that is, after all, the whole idea. What the listener is left with is nothing but the music. The depth, soundstage and total command of the space is what the Alexandrias were designed for and like every pair of Alexandrias, this pair represents the best that Dave Wilson and his team could build at the time. It was my first experience with a speaker over $100,000/pr and I remember just being in awe of them and anyone who had the means to afford them. At the time, I owned the 8th pair (serial # 015/016) made of the iconic Bowers & Wilkins NautilusThe original snails that Dickey and his team had spent over 5 years in R&D and considered one of the most neutral loudspeakers ever conceived. I had never experienced anything like the Nautilus (another one of my definitive audio moments!) The Alexandrias were so different in every way...there was no real limit to what Dave Wilson was prepared to spend on R&D on this speaker. He wanted the very best reproducer that he could build... regardless of cost and the only other speaker than comes to mind that approaches what might have been spent on R&D on the Alexandrias is the iconic Bowers & Wilkins original Nautilus This pair of X2s were purchased new at Sound Components and set up by Mark Goldman in 2004. It has been a privilege to spend time with them over the years and Ive had an open invitation to listen to them anytime I want to hear them. I have the room (Listening Room #1 jimgraydesigns.com) for them, but between the Nautilus 802D4, the Klipsch LaScala and the brand new Bowers & Wilkins 805D4 Signature, theres just no room for them right now. They are far and away the best speaker Ive ever owned. I have thought about moving the LaScalas to Listening Room #2, which would open up the space for the Alexandrias... but Im not there yet.I have measured the room and found the Zone of NeutralityThey will certainly work... There isnt room here to go into all that went into the developments and execution of the Alexandria.There is so much that has been written over the years, please set aside an hour or more and go and enjoy the reviews! Even if this pair is outside your comfort zone it, I think you might enjoy all that has been written about them.I know I enjoy reading reviews of things outside mine! I believe the Alexandrias, in all their incarnations, will go down as one of the finest speakers ever conceived. To hear them in person is a pretty sublime experience...there really are no words. The Alexandrias are back in their original crates and ready to ship... I would estimate the cost to ship and insure them will probably be between $2,500 ~ $3,000, depending on how far they have to travel and whether they ship to a residence or business. Back to this pairs history for a moment... I can tell you that they have mostly played classical music... Mostly vinyl and only by one owner and two users (me, being one) they are in like new condition and theres not much else I can add. If you have the room and always coveted a pair of Alexandrias, you will not likely find a better example... with a minimum number of hours on them (Joe and Is best guess is less than 200) No smoke, no kids, no pets... these are simply magnificent! Please dont hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns and thanks for stopping by... I hope this finds everyone in your life well and staying safe. It wasnt practical to move this system into a better lighted space, so please pardon the relative poor quality of the photos...They in no way, do the Alexandrias any justice~ Thanks again for stopping by! Best regards,JimJim Gray Designsjimgraydesigns.com

Purchased for rebuilt Oracle Audio Alexandria turntable, but factory unexpectedly sent another one back with the repair. Never opened.