I've watched this guy sell each driver one by one over the last month - painful to see as I really want a pair of these. Now just the crossovers are up for sale and the cabinets are probably junk. :thumbsdn:

http://cgi.ebay.com/2-Cabinets-Crossovers-Grills-Yamaha-NS-690II-Speakers_W0QQitemZ120089089250QQihZ002QQcategoryZ5 0597QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

http://cgi.ebay.com/Crossovers-Connections-Control-Yamaha-NS-690II-Speakers_W0QQitemZ120092827781QQihZ002QQcategoryZ5 0597QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Anyone in Georgia need some nice cabinets? Maybe a quick email can still save them?

I lived in Georgia over 50 years, I don't know where Pooler is.

Pooler is down near Savannah. I used to get it confused with Portal.

Pooler is down near Savannah. I used to get it confused with Portal.

Correct. Pooler is near Bloomingdale, which is the home of Roebling Road Raceway, where I have raced many times. Pooler is right along I-95, and that's where all the hotels and restaurants near the track are.

I've parted out many speakers and sold the drivers. On speakers that are older than 25 years, I usually don't sell the crossovers. Lately I've been considering recapping crossovers and selling them, has anyone else done this? It seems better than just throwing them away.

I've parted out many speakers and sold the drivers. On speakers that are older than 25 years, I usually don't sell the crossovers. Lately I've been considering recapping crossovers and selling them, has anyone else done this? It seems better than just throwing them away.

The inductors and L-pads in those Yamaha crossovers would cost a fair amount to buy new today - those aren't your cheap crossovers as found in a Yorx or something similar. The guy won't respond to my emails (I'm not in the US), otherwise I'd buy these.

I guess no one cares about real walnut veneered cabinets that weigh 50 pounds empty...:tears: