Second Hand Speakers
Whether you are looking to buy speakers for your radio, computer or TV, there are many types of speakers on the market ranging in size, colour, different sound options and that come with additional features such as being able to connect your ipod or MP3. Depending on what you are looking for, speakers can vary in price and can be very expensive, especially if you want a surround sound system or require larger speakers for events. If you work in the music industry, you will more than likely need more than two speakers and this can be quite expensive when you are first starting out in the business or if the speakers break.
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We may be compensated for any purchases made
 | Yorkshire Hi-Fi vintage 1-3 Speakers | £50.00 or make offer £10.55 delivery |
 | Wharfedale Diamond III 3 Bookshelf Speakers 100W 8 Ohms | £35.00 or make offer £6.65 delivery |
 | Klipsch RP-150m bookshelf speakers (pair) | £225.00 or make offer £18.55 delivery |
 | Rogers LS7 Speakers - Matched pair - Walnut Veneer - Very Good Condition | £350.00 £44.00 delivery |
 | Dali Opticon 1 Mk2 Satin Black Speakers (pair) 3 Months Old Hardly used | £329.00 or make offer Free delivery |
 | LG SQC4R Soundbar With Surround Speaker | £80.00 or make offer £7.14 delivery |
There are many companies and websites that specialise in speakers but they tend to be higher in price and this can sometimes put buyers off, especially if the buyer is looking to buy speakers on a budget. Even though there are benefits to buying brand new speakers, the burden of knowing you may have to spend a lot of money can be off putting and you may end up buying cheaper speakers that are not as good.
If you are looking to save money, a great advantage over buying brand new speakers is to look on the second hand market. Second hand speakers are often a fraction of the price and you can buy yourself speakers that are normally quite expensive at a considerably lower price than if you bought them brand new. Another benefit of buying second hand speakers is that sellers will often sell a couple of speakers in one auction as it is easier and quicker for them to sell. This means you can get more for your money and buy the speakers you really want at a reduced price.