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Lot 142: A Collection of Hi-Fi and Surround Sound Audio Speakers Including Aiwa and Bush Examples

This auction ended on October 14, 2026.

Start price: £8

Estimated price: £8 - £20

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £5

A collection of various audio speakers and components, including bookshelf speakers and an active surround sound system. The group features a pair of SkyTronic speakers, model number 100.029, featuring black wood-grain effect cabinets with black fabric grilles and rear spring-clip terminals. The technical specifications on an adhesive rear label read “SPEAKER BOX 100.029 Technical Date” and list an 8 ohm impedance, a frequency range of 45-22000Hz, and a sensitivity of 87dB. Also included is a pair of Aiwa model SX-FZ1700 4-way twin duct bass reflex speakers with molded plastic and fabric fronts. A rear adhesive label identifies them as “MODEL NO. SX-FZ1700” and states a main speaker music power of 120W at 6 ohms and surround speaker music power of 20W at 16 ohms, made in Thailand. Completing the lot is a Bush active 6-speaker system, model PRO300/A, comprising a wooden-cased subwoofer unit with a silver-toned control panel and rear RCA input and output terminals. The subwoofer is accompanied by a center speaker and satellite speakers in light wood-effect cabinets. A rear label on the subwoofer reads “BUSH ACTIVE 6 SPEAKER SYSTEM PRO300/A” and includes a serial number sticker marked “B-099719130 061”.


Condition report:

The collection shows cosmetic wear throughout. The SkyTronic speakers exhibit dust and light surface scuffs to the cabinets (photo 1). The Aiwa speakers show significant dust accumulation and surface marking to the plastic moldings and bases (photo 4). The Bush subwoofer control panel shows surface grime and light scratching around the master volume dial (photo 6). The satellite speaker grilles show some minor fraying and dust (photo 7). All units are untested for functionality.