BFD dsp 1124 for $100? (1 Viewer)

[Eric:F]

in mid june there were several web sites offering the BFD dsp 1124 for
$99.99, some with free shipping.
i went to order today and the best price i could find was $120.
does anyone know where to get one for $100 or less?
thanks,
eric

 

[TimRP]

May sound dumb, but try Ebay.

 

[Felix_F]

I bought my BFD at my local Guitar Center for less than $100. It was a never-used demo they had mounted in a display rack. Although, $20 more for one in a sealed box isn't such a bad deal, either, which is what I was prepared to spend if they had others in stock. I mean, what's twenty bucks, the price of a large pizza?

Felix

 

[PaulT]

Don't know if it is still available, but there is one on Hardware for Sale:
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...hreadid=202708

 

[David_Rivshin]

I recently bought a used one on ebay for $96 (including shipping), which I considered a plenty reasonable deal. Of course it took me a few months of passively looking, but I was in no hurry so I didn't mind. If I was eager to get one soon I would not have hesitated to grab it for $120 from someplace like www.zzounds.com. It's still by far the cheapest parametric EQ you can find for a sub duty.

BTW, I just checked zZounds to make sure they still had the $120 price I remembered. Right now they have a b-stock (probably a return) unit for $99.95 with free shipping. If I were you I'd jump on that deal. Last time I saw them have a b-stock it was $99 + shipping.

-- Dave

 

[LuckyB]

How do you hook this up? RCA cable or something special?

 

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

It’s a pro-audio product, so it uses 1/4” or XLR connections, not RCA. However, a cable like this is all you need to connect it to a home system:







Regards,
Wayne A. Pflughaupt