Help with IB2i
 

Guys,

I'd appreciate a few opinions on what a 3 year old pair of IB2i speakers are worth. Excellent condition. Give me 2 prices. Fair price, and Great price. Thanks!

Right around what there listed for ;)

Are you selling a pair? How much?

just a guess but it sounds like your refering to the one's listed on Agon and I was responding.....

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This is the only forum I am aware of where members encourage/pressure newcomers into a paid subscription, every time. Don't get it.. isn't it up to them to decide their level of involvement?

Apologies if this comes across as provocative, I think it's a fair point.

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I would not listen to any of the dealers as they are bias and also they will lose out on the 45% markup.
USED

IB1=$4000
IB2i=$6000
MB2i=$8000

**these should have stands included and in mint shape...
Lower prices even better but this is for fairly new,used items....older ones are about 20-25% less
they are good speakers(great actually) but ""WAY overpriced""

mb2.......Good luck finding a pair of PMC IB2i's for $6000. If you do, and don't want them, let me know.

"WAY overpriced" is just your opinion, but you're absolutely correct about how great PMC speakers sound.

As for the 45% markup comment, even if that were true in all cases, a dealer isn't like a consumer sitting at home listing his speakers on Agon or eBay. Markup is not a synonym for profit. A dealer has overhead cost to operate his business. There's rent or a mortgage payment to be made monthly, utilities costs, security cost, insurance costs, workman's compensation cost, state unemployment compensation taxes, annual business license cost, property taxes, employee salaries, advertising costs, interest to banks on borrowed money, income taxes, accounting fees, as well as other costs. All this has to be paid from his markup. The dealer would probably be happy with a 10% profit on total gross annual revenue from his business.