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appledesign powered speakers?
Hey, there's a set of the original appledesign powered speakers at my school's surplus store, and I was wondering if anybody knew how easy it is to get the power adaptor for these/ I looked but couldn't find it.

They're only $5, I will probably pick 'em up anyway.
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For $5, I'd get them even if they don't have the wallwart. You can always go to RadioShack with the specs, and they'll find you the appropriate DC power adapter.

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Drew
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Yeah do it, they're great speakers for $5
Oops, I ended up not getting them, I was more worried I wouldn't be able to find the appropriate PSU. There's a mild chance they'll be there later on, like in August, but that one's unlikely. (I'm back at home of the parentals now.)

I missed the Quicktake100 too. - Wow, I've missed a lot of nifty apple items from Surplus. Razz
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You do realize that you WOULD have been able to get the appropriate adapter from radio-hack, right?
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I realize that now, but my mind was fried from Finals when I was still on Campus on Wednesday. Unfortunate, but true.
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A similar thing once happened to me. I was at school at the end of the spring semester, and I was returning books at the bookstore. I happened to walk over to the IT section, and behind the counter was a set of Apple headphones hanging on the wall. They wanted $20 for them.

I had a brain fart and didn't snatch them up. When I went back next semester, they were gone.

Sad

Peace,
Drew
Power to the PowerPC!
Yeah, they were also included in the old Multimedia Kit, if I remember correctly. They seem like nice headphones, I'd rather have that than the ipod headphones. Razz
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