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200watt Klipsch Plate amp Subwoofer NICE

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Zero Cool

Zero Cool

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Nice Nice Klipsch Plate amp from a SW15II subwoofer. 200 watts class AB with a linear power supply. high quality parts too! Nichicon muse caps etc.comes with remote mount plate that has level, x-over freq and 0-180 deg phase controls. the amp mounted in the back with the level control plate in front. nice option!

approx 14"x6" plate plus small remote plate. I also have the cab in nice cond. that had a 15" in front and a 15" passive in back but the cab is too big to ship. the cab is free to anyone in MN that wants it.



$75 shipped within the US. paypal only
 
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FrederickP

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I assume the amp is still for sale. I have the most obvious question: have you actually listened to the amp drive the original speaker and therefore know it is in proper working order? Or did you happen across the speakerless cabinet at a garage sale and only assume the amp works?
 
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d to the g

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FrederickP said:
I assume the amp is still for sale. I have the most obvious question: have you actually listened to the amp drive the original speaker and therefore know it is in proper working order? Or did you happen across the speakerless cabinet at a garage sale and only assume the amp works?
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Did you just join this board to ask this question? The tone of the last sentence is pretty accusatory.
 
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d to the g

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FrederickP said:
I don't think it's unreasonable to make sure the seller knows for certain the amplifier for sale works properly. I apologize if I have offended you by my poor choice of words. I won't trouble you in the future.
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Then you could've asked whether it works or not. Projecting some random scenario that only occurred in your mind doesn't really belong in this thread.
 
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