Cheap Random Electronics Stuffs, NOT MIATA RELATED
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Cheap Random Electronics Stuffs, NOT MIATA RELATED
No miata parts here, so if you want to hit BACK now, do it.
Listed below is simply misc items I ran into while going through old boxes. I though I'd give ya'll a crack at it before trying ebay. All priced CHEAP to get rid of it.
1> Linksys Wireless Router WRT54G
No version information listed, so assumed version 1. It has more lights on it than my WRT54G-V6 that I am currently using. I understand some of these older models are easier to modify, so this could be used to try out DD-WRT or whatever new program the cool kids are using. No power adapter was in the box, so I am unable to check for functionality. Therefor, it's sold cheap & as-is. Sale includes router and 2 antennas. $5 + actual shipping.
2> Power and Data Cables for Treo600
Anyone here have a Treo600?(Qty 2) Genuine Palm (Motorolla) brand home chargers
(Qty 1) Verizon brand car charger (could not find Palm brand locally)
(Qty 1) Palm Hotsync cable
I got these extra chargers when I had a Palm Treo600. My Treo600 had an internal failure, and the replacement phone was a Treo650. The 650's ports are totally incompatible with the 600. So not much use on this stuff. I probably paid $150 for it all.
$10 + actual shipping for the lot
3> DirecTV HD Sat Decoders, RCA Model DTC-100
These things were the bomb when I got em. DirecTV HD receivers, also decode over the air HD. Will not decode the new MPEG4 stuff. Will work as OTA HD tuner w/o activating them. These were unusual because they had VGA outputs. I have 4 total boxes and 2 total VGA-->Component converters (the other 2 were hooked to a projector and a plasma w/ VGA).
Not as fancy as the new stuff, but cheap. No cables or anything included. Some have access cards, but none are activated.
$20/ea + actual shipping for the 2 w/ omponent converters
$10/ea + actual shipping for the 2 w/o converters (composite, S, or VGA out only)
4> FujiFilm FinePix 2300 Digi Cam
Digital Camera, runs on AA batteries, fair sized LCD screen on rear, front claims 2.1 megapixels. Includes 2 SanDisk brand SmartMedia cards (1x8MB, 1x128MB), camera, and wriststrap. Not used in a few years. No idea if any pictures are on the SM cards, and if so what they contain.
So check before handing them to the kiddies, as they could contain pictures of my 'friends'.
$5 + actual shipping
Will take pics of anything, if anyone has interest. Paypal OK.
Ben
Listed below is simply misc items I ran into while going through old boxes. I though I'd give ya'll a crack at it before trying ebay. All priced CHEAP to get rid of it.
1> Linksys Wireless Router WRT54G
No version information listed, so assumed version 1. It has more lights on it than my WRT54G-V6 that I am currently using. I understand some of these older models are easier to modify, so this could be used to try out DD-WRT or whatever new program the cool kids are using. No power adapter was in the box, so I am unable to check for functionality. Therefor, it's sold cheap & as-is. Sale includes router and 2 antennas. $5 + actual shipping.
2> Power and Data Cables for Treo600
Anyone here have a Treo600?(Qty 2) Genuine Palm (Motorolla) brand home chargers
(Qty 1) Verizon brand car charger (could not find Palm brand locally)
(Qty 1) Palm Hotsync cable
I got these extra chargers when I had a Palm Treo600. My Treo600 had an internal failure, and the replacement phone was a Treo650. The 650's ports are totally incompatible with the 600. So not much use on this stuff. I probably paid $150 for it all.
$10 + actual shipping for the lot
3> DirecTV HD Sat Decoders, RCA Model DTC-100
These things were the bomb when I got em. DirecTV HD receivers, also decode over the air HD. Will not decode the new MPEG4 stuff. Will work as OTA HD tuner w/o activating them. These were unusual because they had VGA outputs. I have 4 total boxes and 2 total VGA-->Component converters (the other 2 were hooked to a projector and a plasma w/ VGA).
Not as fancy as the new stuff, but cheap. No cables or anything included. Some have access cards, but none are activated.
$20/ea + actual shipping for the 2 w/ omponent converters
$10/ea + actual shipping for the 2 w/o converters (composite, S, or VGA out only)
4> FujiFilm FinePix 2300 Digi Cam
Digital Camera, runs on AA batteries, fair sized LCD screen on rear, front claims 2.1 megapixels. Includes 2 SanDisk brand SmartMedia cards (1x8MB, 1x128MB), camera, and wriststrap. Not used in a few years. No idea if any pictures are on the SM cards, and if so what they contain.
So check before handing them to the kiddies, as they could contain pictures of my 'friends'.
$5 + actual shipping
Will take pics of anything, if anyone has interest. Paypal OK.
Ben
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And also I have a pretty good stock pile of old home theater equipment. Some of it is items I've outgrown, some of it is old equipment removed from clients' houses. Speakers, amps, tuners, etc; most of it pretty nice stuff. If there is interest I can list some of it.
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Had you asked last week, you could have had a 46" Toshiba HD table top rptv for ~$500.
A buddy of mine is talking about trading his 36" Toshiba HD tube TV for a 40" LCD. It's a good set, but it's a big honkin 300lb 4:3 tube, which was like $2000 when it was the rage 5-6 years ago. I'll ask him what he wants for it, if you have room for something like that. I can't see it being more than a few hundred bucks.
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A buddy of mine is talking about trading his 36" Toshiba HD tube TV for a 40" LCD. It's a good set, but it's a big honkin 300lb 4:3 tube, which was like $2000 when it was the rage 5-6 years ago. I'll ask him what he wants for it, if you have room for something like that. I can't see it being more than a few hundred bucks.
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I think I have a set of 5 Jamo A3 surround speakers--4 sats + 1 center. Silver w/ black grills and wall brackets. Kind of low-end stuff for Jamo, it's like their 'value line' if you will. Nothing special, but not crap. Very small and have decent output for satellite speakers. I could probably let them go for like $125 for the set.
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Stereo or surround? If you're looking for surround I have a Parasound 5 channel amp I don't have a good place for since I moved to my new house, since I no longer have a dedicated theater room here. I was planning on saving it for my next house, but suppose I could let it go. It's very good, but is also expensive and heavy. And it will be expensive to ship.
Might be a trade for Belfab rods kind of thing. Maybe. I'm not sure I want to sell it yet. If I did, I'd have to replace it with a Halo amp, which is mad expensive.
Also have 2 matching Parasound AM/FM tuners, as well as a silver Halo tuner.
I think I have a set of 5 Jamo A3 surround speakers--4 sats + 1 center. Silver w/ black grills and wall brackets. Kind of low-end stuff for Jamo, it's like their 'value line' if you will. Nothing special, but not crap. Very small and have decent output for satellite speakers. I could probably let them go for like $125 for the set.
Loki
Stereo or surround? If you're looking for surround I have a Parasound 5 channel amp I don't have a good place for since I moved to my new house, since I no longer have a dedicated theater room here. I was planning on saving it for my next house, but suppose I could let it go. It's very good, but is also expensive and heavy. And it will be expensive to ship.
Might be a trade for Belfab rods kind of thing. Maybe. I'm not sure I want to sell it yet. If I did, I'd have to replace it with a Halo amp, which is mad expensive.
Also have 2 matching Parasound AM/FM tuners, as well as a silver Halo tuner.
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My memory says HCA-855, Real 85x5 all channels driven. I used it to ROCK a set of Snell XA's that didn't do well off a "130" wpc receiver, and then later I used it with a Parasound pre/pro and a set of Bostons.
Speakers options are numerous.... Depends on the room, your goals, your listening tastes, budget... and possibly wife/gf/decorator influence.
Speakers options are numerous.... Depends on the room, your goals, your listening tastes, budget... and possibly wife/gf/decorator influence.
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Yeah you'd need a preamp with surround processor.
Starting with an amp and building around it is probably not your best option at this time. I'd suggest you grab up a home theater receiver and/or speakers first. Then you could always add an amp to the receiver if you felt the need. And then later, you could replace the receiver with a real pre/pro.
Starting with an amp and building around it is probably not your best option at this time. I'd suggest you grab up a home theater receiver and/or speakers first. Then you could always add an amp to the receiver if you felt the need. And then later, you could replace the receiver with a real pre/pro.
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I'd say start out with something like this:
http://www.usa.denon.com/ProductDetails/3526.asp
which is going to be advanced and powerful enough for you to use for many years to come.
http://www.usa.denon.com/ProductDetails/3526.asp
which is going to be advanced and powerful enough for you to use for many years to come.
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yeah I'm personally 'Certified Denon CI'. I have a little certificate and everything.
Denon's saying that they'll be available "end of this month or beginning of next" which means I should have my hands on one by late September or early November. There's a little clearance deal on the '7' model but it's worthwhile to spend the little extra on the new '8' model.
It's always easier to ask to be forgiven, than it is for permission.
I can get Marantz too. But I stopped using them due to having lots of problems with equipment that was faulty out of the box, so I don't recommend them anymore.
Denon's saying that they'll be available "end of this month or beginning of next" which means I should have my hands on one by late September or early November. There's a little clearance deal on the '7' model but it's worthwhile to spend the little extra on the new '8' model.
It's always easier to ask to be forgiven, than it is for permission.
I can get Marantz too. But I stopped using them due to having lots of problems with equipment that was faulty out of the box, so I don't recommend them anymore.
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I think I have a set of 5 Jamo A3 surround speakers--4 sats + 1 center. Silver w/ black grills and wall brackets. Kind of low-end stuff for Jamo, it's like their 'value line' if you will. Nothing special, but not crap. Very small and have decent output for satellite speakers. I could probably let them go for like $125 for the set.
I think I have a set of 5 Jamo A3 surround speakers--4 sats + 1 center. Silver w/ black grills and wall brackets. Kind of low-end stuff for Jamo, it's like their 'value line' if you will. Nothing special, but not crap. Very small and have decent output for satellite speakers. I could probably let them go for like $125 for the set.