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    My JBL XPL200A's

    Contemplating selling my babies... The finishes are in great condition, the grills are in tact (and no rips I think), Woofers re foamed, drivers all in great condition, manuals, JBL stands.

    What is the going price for a pair?

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    WHAT!!! Are you Mad? What in the hell are you thinking???

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    Whaaa...?

    DOUBLE WHAT?

    I was just in SoCal yesterday with my pickup, and I would have given you $100 cash, no questions asked!

    Seriously, though, think twice about what you're doing. You might be able to get a nice price for them, but it's unlikely you'll be able to get something better for the $$$ you receive. If you're just selling them for the $$$ and not to replace them, that money will soon be gone and so will your speakers.

    Of course, many of us have been in situations where we needed $$$ more than hi-fi gear, so if it's an emergency sale, we're hoping for the best outcome. I can't put a market price on them because I don't think I could ever sell mine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Titanium Dome View Post
    DOUBLE WHAT?

    I was just in SoCal yesterday with my pickup, and I would have given you $100 cash, no questions asked!

    Seriously, though, think twice about what you're doing. You might be able to get a nice price for them, but it's unlikely you'll be able to get something better for the $$$ you receive. If you're just selling them for the $$$ and not to replace them, that money will soon be gone and so will your speakers.

    Of course, many of us have been in situations where we needed $$$ more than hi-fi gear, so if it's an emergency sale, we're hoping for the best outcome. I can't put a market price on them because I don't think I could ever sell mine.
    Please see the private message,thanks.

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    The Revel C32 is less than 8.5 inches high. I use it with my LSR 32's for watching movies. You could make the xpl140's your rears.

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    Quote Originally Posted by speakerdave View Post
    The Revel C32 is less than 8.5 inches high. I use it with my LSR 32's for watching movies. You could make the xpl140's your rears.

    There's one in cherry now at Audiogon.
    Very good suggestion
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    Not an emergency sale

    guys, I have had them for 25 years, and loved them. moving up in my HT system and I have always been hampered by my center setup. i have 2 L20t's for centers and they just dont keep up with the xpl's.

    i work in the industry and can replace these with B&W or KEF with matching centers and atmos setup.

    i have sonus faber for my 2 ch system and have owned some big logans. The XPl 200a is an amazing speaker, just wish i had a center to match.

    Paul

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    O-rings?

    I looked, didn't find any solutions... Any fixes for mid and tweet grill o-rings?

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    Super glue will bond Buna-N o-ring material very well. Buy some bulk o-ring cord of the diameter needed (link has selection menu for cross section size) and cut/glue to length.

    There are standard o-ring sizes, but the ones made from smaller cord don't get very large OD-wise.

    https://www.marcorubber.com/o-ring-size-chart-as568.htm

    I think the ones behind some of the driver mounting flanges were silicone. You can glue silicone o-ring cord with RTV silicone - it's not super strong, but it'd hold together good enough to get the driver mounted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JeffW View Post
    I think the ones behind some of the driver mounting flanges were silicone. You can glue silicone o-ring cord with RTV silicone - it's not super strong, but it'd hold together good enough to get the driver mounted.
    A better glue for silicone rubber is Loctite 414. There is a surface prep you can brush on prior to using the 414 that increases the bond strength. I don't remember the model number, but if you need to glue silicone, contact Loctite tech support and they can give you the part number. These are industrial products and not hardware store items, but you can get them through distributors like RS Hughes.


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    I think XPL series is very popular,in Chinese second hand market, XPL 140 is pricing 4000RMB,XPL 160 pricing 6000 RMB XPL 200A pricing 8000-10000 RMB.
    In 2014,this seller ask for 23000RMB for whole series
    Simply you can buy a single XPL140 for center.
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    Fortunately, the sale would not be in China, it would be in California, the original home of the JBLs -
    and they are respected and well rated by those who know.

    In truth, Paul, perhaps you need to buy or build something to better match them
    if you want to upgrade your centers from the L20T - say, an LC2 or newer center

    Quote Originally Posted by martin_wu99 View Post
    I think XPL series is not so graet,in Chinese second hand market,
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    Center woes

    unfortunately I only have a little over 9 inches of height for the center... the L20t works, but not much else in the JBL world.

    i could piece together something in a different cabinet...

    paul

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    Man do they sound great

    Those XPL140's I picked up for my project really do sound great! Almost too good to waste on this project - A L M O S T. Going to make a badass center speaker.

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    center for XPLhttp://www.audioheritage.org/vbulletin/newreply.php?p=419284&noquote=1

    Please let me suggest HT4H, Synthesis S3HC, or SAM3HC

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