They are worth what you are willing to pay for them and what the market commands.
Are there a lot of them on eBay?
Have you checked the forums?
What do you want to pay?
What condition are they in?

That is a VERY vague question to ask.

 

Like he said...
Depending on condition and if they are complete might be worth between $50-$300. Depends...

 

Thanks for no help.

Anyone know how much these are worth? They aren't exactly floating around on ebay and the forums all day considering they are about 20 years old. I did search, obviously. I was wondering if anyone had been keeping track of these, and could give me a low end estimate of what they would be worth.

Please don't ask me to do research on them when I have, and that is why I am here.

 

lol you have no idea what you're talking about $300??? are you kidding me?

 

WTF are you talking about??? If you think any one of those amps is more than $300 you are not only an ass but crazy too.

 

Well if youre going to be an ass than I will tell you they are worth 0$ since they dont exist. The AM series was before the Art series. CHECK eBAY for your prices on the AM series, the amps you have posted are on the 1st page of the PPI listings.

 

wow... They might not be the "art series" but they are the ones I listed on there. My bad, but they are still very good old school amps.

I still don't see any on ebay.

 

M series came first, then the AM, followed by the Art and Power Class.
Are you asking the total value of all those amps or how much they are worth individually?
In order to make a guess on value, you will need to know if they are in functioning order with the all important speaker harnesses, what kind of cosmetic condition and have any mods or repairs been done to the amps? Also, are they white or black?
As an example, 2150's in very nice condition and fully functional seem to sell for $125-$175 on Ebay. But, there is no guarantee of price.

 

2075AM 2X75 $125

4200AM 4X50 $125

2300AM 2X300 $175

2150AM 2X150 $150

 

I'll take a stab at these PPI AM's (not Art Series, which are worth more) amps. Assuming they are decent, but used condition I'd say somewhere in this neighborhood, give or take about $25:

2075AM 2X75 = $100

4200AM 4X50 = $125

2300AM 2X300 = $225

2150AM 2X150 = $175

 

Precision Power 2075AM
Output Power at 12V:
2 x 75w rms at 4 ohms
2 x 150w rms at 2 ohms
1 x 300w rms at 4 ohms bridged
Fuse: 25A
Manufactured in 1990 to 1992

Precision Power 4200AM
4 x 50W @ 4 ohms (12V)
4 x 100W @ 2 ohms (12V)
2 x 200W @ 4 ohms bridged (12V)
Manufactured in 1990 - 1992

Precision Power 2300AM
2 x 300W @ 4 ohms
2 x 600W @ 2 ohms
1 x 1200W @ 4 ohms bridge
Fuse: 2 x 35A
Manufactured in 1991-1992
Power supply in the AM series is *not* PWM


Precision Power 2150M
2 x 150W @ 4 ohms (12V - 0.02% THD)
2 x 300W @ 2 ohms (12V)
1 x 600W @ 4 ohms bridged (12V)
Fuse: External 35A
Manufactured in 1989-1992


Not sure if he meant 2150m, or am, but those are the specs for the M.

If that 2300am is in "good" condition then I could see it being worth close to $350 shipped.

 

So what's the life span of dem dare electrolytic caps on these OLD school amps? 10? 15 years?

 

He was asking $500 for all of them. Sorry for being a dick. I have searched on these, and can't find a lot of info on them.

 

$500 for all of them seems like a pretty decent deal (assuming they are fairly clean), but it isn't easy to find someone that wants everyone of those amps.

 

I wasn't suggesting they weren't on the same level as the Art Series, just that they aren't worth as much to people. I've owned a number of Art Series amps, they're nice, but nothing unusual in my opinion. I sold 2 of them a while back, an A200 (I bought new in 1993) and A600.2 (I bought new in 1997, just after the PC series came out)

 

I remember upgrading my "2075am" to a a600 when it first came out...SQ was similar. Cool factor went way up....

But now if someone offered me a mint 2075am i would take it over a a300.2

 

hehe better buy them quick before I get to them first

YGPM sir

 

Ok...

 

There are all kinds of collectors of all sorts of stuff, so as in art or whatever, "beauty" is in the eye of the beholder.
So there are certain amps, from certain series, that can and do command some serious money, buy it depends on condition
and who is buying etc.

I personally think the latter generations of PPI amps were very tasty, but there are NOW options that perform better in many
ways, and the value of new offerings can be considered better. Back in the old-school days, not much on-board processing,
but the amps DID sound good (esp vs. typical cheap amps that most brands try to sell today).


Rick

 

they are only worth what someone will pay

 

No, I'm pretty sure they have an actual insurable worth to them.

 

You need to stop being so dismissive of people who have real experience or no one is going to help you.

They're worth 8 big mac value meals and a small canoe. Good luck, might want to take out a mortgage.

 

When I ask "how much would all of these be worth" that means as a whole, a set, all together. I know not everyone has good reading comprehension, but try harder. These amps are worth more than $50-$300 in fair condition.

I know people like to talk down to the guy with less posts than everyone else, and I understand that. I think I asked a pretty basic question, and got shot down, talked down, and bsed to the entire time.

"They're worth what someone would pay" No ****? Really? Why the **** didn't I think of that? Maybe I looked on ebay, and couldn't find any prices of the amps being sold. NONE ZERO. I said a couple posts later in fair-good condition. I would theing these in Fair-good condition these are worth ~650$

I'm not a ppi expert, and most of you aren't either. Most of you are just noobs it appears in this thread talking out your ass, and down on a member with fewer posts. LMAO telling me how straight forward and direct members are on this forum. Again, LMAO.

 

Ran out of meds? Dont have such an inferiority complex.
If you are having a hard time with addition, I will help you out one last time, then you are on your own. $50x4 amps = $200. $300x4 amps = $1200. Collectively they are worth $200 to $1200. Now rethink your strategy when you ask questions like that.

 

In FAIR condition?

Well then I'm going to revise the prices I suggested earlier:

Earlier prices I listed:

2075AM 2X75 = $100

4200AM 4X50 = $125

2300AM 2X300 = $225

2150AM 2X150 = $175

total = $625

New "fair condition" prices:


2075AM 2X75 = $50

4200AM 4X50 = $75

2300AM 2X300 = $150

2150AM 2X150 = $100

total = >$400

If they are better than fair, but worse than nice, well then somewhere in between the two figures.

 

Sorry but why a question when you already decided on an answer?

 

Active PPI M/AM series auctions:

2- Precision Power PPI-2050M Amps - eBay (item 180445527442 end time Dec-17-09 10:41:22 PST)

Precision Power PPI 4200M Sql Old School SQ 4 Channel - eBay (item 120507170405 end time Dec-26-09 05:53:09 PST)

Completed PPI M/AM series auctions:

Old School PPI Mosfet Series 2050AM Amplifier #9 - eBay (item 190356679485 end time Dec-15-09 20:33:49 PST)

Old School PPI Mosfet Series 2300M Amplifier #5 - eBay (item 190356676519 end time Dec-15-09 20:12:30 PST)

Old School PPI Mosfet Series 2300M Amplifier #6 - eBay (item 190356677238 end time Dec-15-09 20:17:50 PST)

Old School PPI Mosfet Series 4200AM Amplifier #3 - eBay (item 190356673818 end time Dec-15-09 19:57:23 PST)

Old School PPI Mosfet Series 4200AM Amplifier #1 - eBay (item 190356671058 end time Dec-15-09 19:40:28 PST)

Old School PPI Mosfet Series 2150AM Amplifier #4 - eBay (item 190356675045 end time Dec-12-09 23:17:33 PST)

PPI amp 4200AM Old School Precision Power Amplifier - eBay (item 250540895816 end time Dec-02-09 04:46:17 PST)

 

You went WAY beyond what I was willing to do. I found these same amps last night on eBay on the FIRST PAGE of the listings for PPI. The OP is just lazy and ignorant.

 

He wasn't even talking about the ART series. Dam, I need to stay out of these types of threads.

 

Serious question - can I get a car insurance rider to cover *full, original cash value* for all my stuff?

 

You need to ask your insurance company, typicly if you want to pay the premium, they will cover what ever you want.