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WTS: Audio for enthusiast

Xforged — Mon, 04 Apr 2016 09:14:21 +0800

Am selling off my car audio parts. i have bought all of this original and from reputable shops.

1) Rainbow SLX 265 component system = RM500 FOC Monster cables.
Bought from CV Audio. Warm sound with clear tweets and adequate mid-bass. Google for review on the speaker.

2) Audiophile PHD 4075 amplifier = RM500
Made in Italy and bought from CV Audio. Good all rounder amp. Google for review on the amp, specs below;

Rms Output Power:
4 ohms @ 12V - 80 W x 4
2 ohms @ 12V - 110 W x 4
Frequency Response:
15 Hz - 30 kHz;
S./Noise Ratio: >100 dB
Dimensions:
250 x 54 x 380mm
Weight: 4kg

3) Alpine Type E and Ported Box = RM400.
Nice low to mid, and great punch if your heart desires. Good ported box. Selling it together with box.

If you intend to take all in 1 go, I'm willing to let go at RM1300. A good combo for newbies before heading towards more serious ICE.

ONLY for serious buyers and ready to deal. Call/Whatsapp 016-2029780.

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Pioneer P80RSII Headunit

Xforged — Wed, 15 Jul 2015 19:55:06 +0800

Am selling off my car soon, and intend to let go of my beloved HU. A very heavy heart to see it go but its time to move on and rebuilt a new setup in my new car. This is a good hu with crisp tuning and good equipment setup.

Headunit Pioneer P80RSII = RM500.
Bought, installed and tuned by EA Autoworks back in year 2011. Lotsa of tuning capabilities, warm to dynamic sound. This is one of the purest, natural sounding HU i've had the honour to own.

P/S: if you happen to be a civic fd owner, i am able to throw the double din casing FOC.

Call 0162029780. Comes with box, manuals and remote. Cod only around sg besi, cheras or ampang.

[WTS] Acer Aspire S3 Ultrabook -SOLD

Xforged — Tue, 24 Dec 2013 10:42:28 +0800

Item(s): Acer Aspire S3 Ultrabook

Package includes:

All original package including the box.

In addition, I have also purchased and installed an Original Windows Home Student 2013 which enables essential MS functions (the original package does not come with a pre-installed MS office). I have also purchase and registered a warranty extension pack of 3 years so you have an extended warranty up to 3 years (original package is only for 1 year).

Standard spec of Acer S3
OS: Windows 8
Processor : 3rd Gen Intel Core i3-3217U 1.80 GHz, 3MB Cache Processor
Chipset : Mobile Intel® HM77 Express Chipset
Memory : 4GB DDR3
Storage : 500GB HDD + 20GB SSD
Optical Drive : NA
Display: 13.3" HD 1366 x 768 resolution, Acer CineCrystal™ LED-backlit TFT LCD

Warranty: 3 years warranty (I have registered the extended warranty pack, so that gives approx. 2.5 years of warranty - original by ACER)

Dealing method: COD only

Location of seller: Around Taman Desa, Sg Besi, Midvalley, Bangsar, Cheras or around the area

[b]Age of item: Bought it in June 2013 so that's about 6 months

Item(s) conditions: Pristine condition! Rarely used laptop as I do have another laptop

Reason for sale: Rarely used

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Advance Rental

Xforged — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 00:19:43 +0800

Im looking at renting an apartment for a usual 1 year contract. Thinking to pay advance rental lump sum for 1 year instead of the usual monthly recurring payments.. why? I've saved up quite a fair bit and hopefully could have some room to negotiate a best deal on rental price for a year's worth of rental payments. questions;

1) is this commonly been done before in the rental market?
2) What are the risk & repercussions in doing so?
3) What are the clauses in the contract should I look out in the tenancy agreement between both parties? Should I be worried?
4) are there any possibilities where advance payment is made and owner default his/her loan and bank takes over the house while i'm still renting the unit? and how can my interest be protected given this scenario?

lastly is it advisable to do so? pls share your experience, both tenants and owners side. There has been alot of talks on buying vs renting - I'm considering to buy but looking at the property price now and with the savings I have, I can only manage to pay a fraction of the downpayment cost.