What are polk audio lsifx worth piano black

[bradley0001983]

Have a few scuffs but look like hardly been hs

 

[everettT]

Have a few scuffs but look like hardly been hs

Are you buying or selling?

 

[bradley0001983]

I bought two sets for pretty cheap using one set thinking about selling other I see how much they have sold for but doesn't say what year so hard yo tell current value

 

[everettT]

I bought two sets for pretty cheap using one set thinking about selling other I see how much they have sold for but doesn't say what year so hard yo tell current value

I bought two sets for pretty cheap using one set thinking about selling other I see how much they have sold for but doesn't say what year so hard yo tell current value

The dipole types aren't for most rooms so you might not have a lot of bites. I'd so 50% off retail is a good starting point.

 

[bradley0001983]

Well they have a dipole and bipole switch they sound pretty damn good

 

[Pogre]

Well they have a dipole and bipole switch they sound pretty damn good

That's not his point. The point is, those type of speakers can be a tough sell.

 

[everettT]

Well they have a dipole and bipole switch they sound pretty damn good

Most rooms are not long enough for them, and most prefer monopole. I'm sure the sound great though.

 

[bradley0001983]

Oh I get there a tough sell just trying figure out what a good asking price is

 

[John Parks]

Here is what is happening over on HiFiShark to give you an idea: https://www.hifishark.com/search?q=polk+audio+lsi+fx

 

[BoredSysAdmin]

on eBay [sold items], brand new went for $485-500 per pair. Any cosmetic wear will have to drive the price down from there. by how much, I don't know. Probably $350-400 would be a decent starting point. The lower initial price may attract more bidders and possibly cause bid war or not. It's not a rare item and not highly desirable.
I personally like the sound of LSi and LSI/m series speakers, but generally not on models below these.