Current deals to good to pass up!

Awesome!  Thanks for the replies.  Some obscure items for sure.  Cool to see all of us window shoppers sharing the good deals that we know / obsess about.

heres another one!

https://tmraudio.com/speakers/floorstanding-speakers/dynaudio-xeo-6-wireless-powered-floorstanding-s...

$4200 originally.  Limited at 16 bit but whatever, they sound fantastic, are an all in one solution.  These come with the hub which is needed, but also allows you to link up multiple pairs of xeo’s.

put these in your great room, a pair of xeo 3’s on the back deck and your going to have good tunes throughout the home

My main system's speakers are new wood enclosures with vintage electro-voice drivers (horns and 15" woofer), crossovers, L-Pads from a Fisher President II Console made in 1958. The drivers in the horns are impregnated fabric, they last indefinitely, the woofers can be re-coned, the L-Pads can be replaced. Replacement horns and woofers can be acquired. 

electro-Voice Model Six was amazing, and unique, it incorporated 5 separate sound profiles via a resistor based attenuator circuit, horns, and an 18" woofer.

https://products.electrovoice.com/binary/E-V%20Six%20EDS.pdf

Two pairs, local pickup only are on eBay

pennsylvania

https://www.ebay.com/itm/154513478054

indiana

https://www.ebay.com/itm/363294554414

I am tempted every day by the ones near me.

Nearly New, good savings

Rothwell SUT, MC1, 220 Euros, or $262. usd plus shipping from Ireland (ask for price). New: $280 euro, $333. usd. Seller says a few months old.

https://www.adverts.ie/home-audio/rothwell-mc1-sut/23521441

http://www.rothwellaudioproducts.co.uk/html/moving_coil_step-up_transforme.html

I just happen to be looking for a SUT for my friend’s MC cartridge.

By design, this SUT 12.9 x-factor shows 100 ohms loaded impedance to the MC Cartridge. For many cartridges, fixed 100 ohm load can be an advantage. (typical 12.9 x-factor shows 283 ohms to the cartridge).

Rothwell says for cartridges with .3 to .7 mv signal strength; for coil impedance less than 20 ohms. 100 ohms is the ’ 10x formula’ of a coil with 10 ohms.

i.e. my friend’s Goldring Eroica LX .5mv signal, 8 ohm coil resistance. Goldring recommends 100 ohm loading. .5mv x 12.9 x-factor = 6.45 mV signal to MM input (allow for a small amount of signal strength loss).

i.e. my AT33ptg/II .3mv, 10 ohm coil impedance. only 3.87 mV signal; formula’s 100 ohm load. A bit low signal strength for me, I use my SUT’s 20.68 x-factor: 6.02 mV which shows 110 ohms to my 10 ohm cartridge.

Note: no MM Bypass; single input, it’s a specific solution which keeps the cost down.

This Entre ET-100 has 3 inputs, MM Pass, and 3 optional settings

https://www.ebay.com/itm/203344578296?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=533...

I chose this one, Fidelity Research FRT-4: 3 inputs, MM Bypass; 4 optional settings

https://www.ebay.com/itm/124558472024?hash=item1d00437358:g:QO4AAOSw5RVgmR1y

My Voxativ’s come next week @ 2G’s, Best 2k i ever spent in this hobby.
Best bang for the buck. You know its hard trying to find a great deal in this hobby,
But I think I found one.

Denon SUT for two arms, 2 settings, and MM Pass, $230. or offer

https://www.ebay.com/itm/284336229896?epid=1856965640&hash=item4233c28e08:g:Eh0AAOSwgeVgytcz

https://www.ebay.com/itm/184923398400?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=533...

40 ohm setting

for any cartridge with coil impedance 40 or less. designed specifically for Denon Cartridges DL 103 and DL 103s
1:10 x-factor, +26db
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3 ohm setting

for any cartridge with coil impedance 3 or less
(compared to others, probably 1:36 x-factor, +31 db, verify)