Audio Hardware Deals: Speakers, Headphones, Turntables, Etc.

dansomeone said:
Open box Sutherland Insight for $1099, use code OPENBOX15 for another 15% off
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Sutherland Insight MM/MC Phono Stage

The Sutherland Insight MM/MC phono stage is a self-contained stereo phono preamp built with two sections in one box. The super regulated power supply resides in one-half of the box, while the critical phono stage sits isolated in the other half. The dual-mono circuit board layout is something...
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LOL, I think its gone..............or the link is wrong ;)
 
Lintons with stands for $850

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Wharfedale Linton 85th Anniversary Speaker Matching Pair with Stands

Highly regarded speakers from Wharfedale, and for good reason. I bought these speakers from Music Direct as demos, and they perform perfectly. I rated them as 7 since they do have some cosmetic flaws, as pictured. Wharfedale walnut stands are included. I have the original boxes (not all packing...
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MikeH said:
Can’t recall if this is the normal price but the Dentons are 50% list price off this weekend at MD:

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Wharfedale - Denton 80th Anniversary Bookshelf Speakers (Pair)

The world's largest online retailer of high-end audio, audiophile music, and accessories. We specialize in vinyl records and turntables.
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I think the thing is those are the 80th Anniversary, not the newest 85th. I think there's a big difference in terms of build but I'm not entirely sure.
 
Mather said:
I think the thing is those are the 80th Anniversary, not the newest 85th. I think there's a big difference in terms of build but I'm not entirely sure.
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I think the majority of the people on here with Dentons have bought the 80ths. From what I remember reading there isn’t actually all that huge a difference in how they sound, at most maybe the 85ths dig a little bit deeper.
 
Joe Mac said:
I think the majority of the people on here with Dentons have bought the 80ths. From what I remember reading there isn’t actually all that huge a difference in how they sound, at most maybe the 85ths dig a little bit deeper.
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I'll acquiesce to you on this one, I don't really know beyond that I see the 80ths on sale a fair bit, and seldom the 85ths. But most reviews I've seen of them are of the 85ths.
 
Joe Mac said:
I think the majority of the people on here with Dentons have bought the 80ths. From what I remember reading there isn’t actually all that huge a difference in how they sound, at most maybe the 85ths dig a little bit deeper.
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I have the 80ths and they are really great bookshelf speakers. No clue the difference but I think the value is really good on them at the sale price.
 
MikeH said:
I have the 80ths and they are really great bookshelf speakers. No clue the difference but I think the value is really good on them at the sale price.
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This, they used to be available at $399 new regularly, that's what I paid. But $499 seems to be the best price new nowadays.

And the 80s are excellent bookshelf speakers, especially with the red mahogany veneer, which I think has superior sonic qualities to walnut.
 
Anyone in Europe looking for a deal one of my local stores is doing an open box clearance. Some nice discounts in there and they’re usually good with shipping across Europe once you pass a certain spend.

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