Item: Hertz ES300 in spec sealed box
Age: Many many moons
Warranty: None
Packaging: None
Condition: Great
Location: Centurion
Reason: Not going to use it like I wanted to
Shipping: If you really want to, but it's heavy. Cost and risk on you
Collection: Preferred
Price: R1,500
Link: Hertz Energy ES 300 D Specs - CNET
Item: DLS 126 co-axle speakers
Age: Many many moons
Warranty: None
Packaging: None
Condition: Good, but no grilles
Location: Centurion
Reason: Not going to use it like I wanted to
Shipping: If you really want to, but it's heavy. Cost and risk on you
Collection: Preferred
Price: R500
Link: http://www.dls.se/econtent/files/929/man_performance_spkrs_eng_11b.pdf
On the items:
The subwoofer packs one hell of a punch. It made my stomach turn with only 180W put on it, due to it's low frequency response. I wanted to put this in my new car, but I'm going to try something else instead. The box it's in isn't a flea market special, it's a sealed box made to the subwoofer's specifications by a guy who knows his stuff. It's made from thick superwood (I think it's 16mm), has a recessed rim and a sealed-in cable to plug the woofer in without opening the box. Box alone cost me R750 IIRC. The whole thing is covered in black fabric, so it looks the part. There's about 1.5m of thick gauge subwoofer cable with connectors included as well.
The speakers are smaller, with a 50W nominal power handling. They are of VERY high quality, and you won't find higher quality sound from any other speakers in that price class. Sweden builds these, so that's understandable. I ran these of the stock head unit of my previous car with GREAT success, but they'll do well on an amplifier as well. Like I said, their grilles are gone (really I have no idea what the hell I did with them), but they're 6.5" speakers so they'll fit in most car's doors without hassle, hiding out of view behind existing car door grilles.
I'm going to put a bundle price on these items for R1,750.
Age: Many many moons
Warranty: None
Packaging: None
Condition: Great
Location: Centurion
Reason: Not going to use it like I wanted to
Shipping: If you really want to, but it's heavy. Cost and risk on you
Collection: Preferred
Price: R1,500
Link: Hertz Energy ES 300 D Specs - CNET
Item: DLS 126 co-axle speakers
Age: Many many moons
Warranty: None
Packaging: None
Condition: Good, but no grilles
Location: Centurion
Reason: Not going to use it like I wanted to
Shipping: If you really want to, but it's heavy. Cost and risk on you
Collection: Preferred
Price: R500
Link: http://www.dls.se/econtent/files/929/man_performance_spkrs_eng_11b.pdf
On the items:
The subwoofer packs one hell of a punch. It made my stomach turn with only 180W put on it, due to it's low frequency response. I wanted to put this in my new car, but I'm going to try something else instead. The box it's in isn't a flea market special, it's a sealed box made to the subwoofer's specifications by a guy who knows his stuff. It's made from thick superwood (I think it's 16mm), has a recessed rim and a sealed-in cable to plug the woofer in without opening the box. Box alone cost me R750 IIRC. The whole thing is covered in black fabric, so it looks the part. There's about 1.5m of thick gauge subwoofer cable with connectors included as well.
The speakers are smaller, with a 50W nominal power handling. They are of VERY high quality, and you won't find higher quality sound from any other speakers in that price class. Sweden builds these, so that's understandable. I ran these of the stock head unit of my previous car with GREAT success, but they'll do well on an amplifier as well. Like I said, their grilles are gone (really I have no idea what the hell I did with them), but they're 6.5" speakers so they'll fit in most car's doors without hassle, hiding out of view behind existing car door grilles.
I'm going to put a bundle price on these items for R1,750.
