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Hi

I have been transferred from the sunshine coast and dont want to take this stuff with me. I am either going to wait and see what happens and start to save for a house.

I only bought the best system that i could afford at the time, and spoke to alot of hi fi people about the system, and did alot of research.

The Home Theatre System comprises:

- 86 cm PHILLPS Flatscreen Widescreen Television with PixelPlus Technology - 12 months old, with 4 years of waranty remaining. Hardly used, only used when watching movies. excellent condition. Paid - $6100, chasing $3500

- VAF Research Speakers - DC Series - 2 x DCX Fronts, 2 x DC7 Rears, & 1 x DC6 Centre. The Best Speakers I have ever heard. These are awesome. If anyone knows about speakers they would agree these are one of the best in the world. I also purchased the upgraded internal wiring and also about 20 metres of speaker cable that they reccomend to be used with this system. www.vaf.com.au excellent condition. 12 months old. Paid $4000, chasing $3000

- Yamaha RXV630 Amplifier/receiver. Voted 2003 hi fi magizines best amp of the year. amazing features, including thx, dolby digital 1 & 2, also features 6.1 surround. does everything automatically. best amp by far. excellent condition 12 months old. paid $1599, sell for $1000

- Philips Mutizone DVD player - bought with the t.v. to match everything else. excellent condition. Paid $400, sell for $250

- Philips VCR, it came with the t.v. - i dont like vcrs but had to have one. excellent condition. Paid $300, Sell for $150

- Yamaha turntable 5 disc cd player - about 3 years old. still in excellent condition. as with all yamaha stuff, cannot fault it. Paid $550, sell for $250

- finally a PS2 with a couple of games gt3 and time crisis 2. Paid $800, (one of the first ones) Sell for $150.

It all comes with optical cable between certain components, about 20 metres of cable that came with the speakers, and about 10 metres of monster cable. and all the necessary leads, plugs, adapters that cost about an extra $500 on top of everything.

Would Really Really like to sell as a complete package, but deals can be made if people want certain items.

Total of everything is $8300. Will Sell entire package for $7000.

pm me or email me at [email protected]

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