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High End (mostly) Amps and Speakers

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So then due to me managaing to track down a 5 channel amp I've decidied to have a bit of a clear out of my amps / speakers.

A couple of Macrom Amps, some JL speakers and few other amps. Details of the Macrom Amps can be found here: http://www.macrom.it/en/home

Open to offers / collection / etc. I have a couple of headunits knocking around as well. So if you want pop down to see me in Cornwall (Camborne) and I'll even fit everything for you. I also have a 15" Earthquake sub waiting for a new home. Give me a yell if you want any more info. :wink:

Macrom Amplifier. 2 channel. Brand new in box. Never been used. All fittings, instructions etc. 150 watt. Can be bridged. Ideal for front stage or 8" (maybe 10") sub. Retailed at £169.99.

£100 posted

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Macrom Amplifier 4 channel. M3A.450 4/3/2 channel amp. Has been used and some slight marks on the casing. 450 watts I believe. Retailed at over £300 back in the day. http://www.nicenewcar.co.uk/parts/part-1921.html

£80 posted

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Boschmann Amp. 2 Channel. 300watts. Nice Amp provided kick to my 15" sub 'back in the day'. clean and tidy. One corner was trimmed due to tight fitting.

£55 posted.

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JL Audio Evolution Series 8TR525-CXi 130mm co-ax Speakers. 50 watts at 4 ohm. Used for around 500 hrs don't fit the new daily unfortunately. Lovely smooth sound with quite a bit of kick, especially when amped. All complete and boxed

£95 posted.

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And finally not quite so high end Legacy Amp. 4 Channel. 600 watt (according to the case) MOSFET etc etc. I think I checked it and it worked. Bit knocked around.

£20 posted

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