Will storing used speakers for 1 year damage it?

Try to store them in a climate controlled environment. Extremes of temperature and frequent temperature changes may effect driver surrounds and high humidity could corrode binding posts or other contacts. Also, try to cover them or store them in their shipping container to protect them from dust.

I agree with the above. But, if you're not going to use them for a year, why not wait a year to buy a pair, and take advantage of further depreciation for a better price (unless you like the seller, or other factors are coming into play)?

Rcprince, if people with good common sense, such as you have, had been working at Enron, then the company would still be in business and making a legitimate profit today. Put your money aside for the move, tyroneco! This speaker is not too difficult to find selling on Agon. And one year down the road, you might want something else entirely!

What if Tyroneco is moving to Siberia ? Not much to choose from out in the wilderness ? : ) Sean
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Ha ha ha... funny reply. Thanks for the thoughts on how to keep the speakers.

My reasons for buying now:
1) I live in the Philippines and the peso (our currency has been devaluating around 10% a year). The speakers will be 10% more expensive next year. Current price of the pair is $2,700, flawless condition used for only 6 months. Is that a good price?
2) The used market in my country is not as common as in the US and my budget will only allow me to get 804's so to get an 803 thats is almost like new is a steal. he he he... I heard the 803 vs. 804. No comparison.
3) I presume that speakers do not change much and there wont be a super duper speaker technology breakthrough in a year. If it does happen I will kill myself :)