Post by maddog07 on 12/07/12 at 23:47:57
All…
I have a very nice SE34I.3 for sale with the dual stepped attenuator option. One set of inputs. Option #3 - $1399 + stepped attenuators - $200, making this a $1599 SE34I.3 + shipping – at least $50 these days.
I can provide its complete ownership history. I am the second owner, and bought it from an active user on this forum this past August who bought it new earlier this year. It went thru the Decware owner/warranty/checkout process at the time of my purchase so its guaranteed to be about as near to perfect as a used unit can be.
This was my first exposure to Decware gear and my first vacuum tube amp ever – believe it or not! I bought it with the intention of using it to drive my first DIY single, high-efficiency, full-range, crossoverless speaker project. This is still a work in-progress, but I have used this SE34 to drive them during my design/build and it sounds wonderful.
Also… much to my astonishment, this amp drives my Martin Logan Vista’s to a louder than background level and sounds really, really good doing it. I would not have believed this if I had not seen it with my own eyes and heard it with my own ears.
So.. the $64,000 question is: “Why are you selling it?”. There is a simple answer. I made the “mistake” ;) of traveling up to Peoria to Zenfest this past October and had the joy of listening to and messing around with a Tori MK.III. Short story - had to have a Torii. And just acquired a nice 1-owner unit last week. So this Rachael needs to find a new good home to make beautiful music in.
Will consider all reasonable offers - low ballers - don't bother....
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I have a very nice SE34I.3 for sale with the dual stepped attenuator option. One set of inputs. Option #3 - $1399 + stepped attenuators - $200, making this a $1599 SE34I.3 + shipping – at least $50 these days.
I can provide its complete ownership history. I am the second owner, and bought it from an active user on this forum this past August who bought it new earlier this year. It went thru the Decware owner/warranty/checkout process at the time of my purchase so its guaranteed to be about as near to perfect as a used unit can be.
This was my first exposure to Decware gear and my first vacuum tube amp ever – believe it or not! I bought it with the intention of using it to drive my first DIY single, high-efficiency, full-range, crossoverless speaker project. This is still a work in-progress, but I have used this SE34 to drive them during my design/build and it sounds wonderful.
Also… much to my astonishment, this amp drives my Martin Logan Vista’s to a louder than background level and sounds really, really good doing it. I would not have believed this if I had not seen it with my own eyes and heard it with my own ears.
So.. the $64,000 question is: “Why are you selling it?”. There is a simple answer. I made the “mistake” ;) of traveling up to Peoria to Zenfest this past October and had the joy of listening to and messing around with a Tori MK.III. Short story - had to have a Torii. And just acquired a nice 1-owner unit last week. So this Rachael needs to find a new good home to make beautiful music in.
Will consider all reasonable offers - low ballers - don't bother....
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