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BigGuy
04-01-2013, 01:55 PM
have in very nice shape a magnum s-9 works very good tx & rx has the diamond plate aluminum covers on it the wood grain on the front the fancy jeweld knobs on it i have 3 of these nedd to sell some of this stuff 225.00 you ship it or may consider trades let me know what you got738739

Silverado 996
04-10-2013, 07:02 PM
Beautiful radio! Wish I had the money, that would look good in my truck!

NY714
07-10-2013, 07:39 AM
Don't make this radio anymore. Magnum cancelled because they wanted to put the SMT technology and owner of Magnum said, " I will pass " think that is why they made Raptor I think

PS - Nice radio wish I had the extra money to get, this radio is going to go high in value very shortly.

Silverado 996
07-10-2013, 05:02 PM
Lol! No doubt, you'll get big $$ for it.

619 NJ
07-10-2013, 07:36 PM
You said you have 3 of these. Do you have one that looks stock or are they all done up with knobs and faceplates?

doublenasty
01-07-2014, 03:33 AM
Still available?!?!?!?!?


Sent from your moms phone....

If you can read this I've spilt my beer....

NY714
04-16-2014, 11:24 AM
FYI, They just a new line of S-9's called the S-9175 and even a new Raptor series

stang
04-16-2014, 05:10 PM
What's the deal with the S-9 350? Is it really worth $600 ?

NY714
04-16-2014, 06:35 PM
What's the deal with the S-9 350? Is it really worth $600 ?

No longer in production, that model. So with supply and demand can ask that amount if in mint shape, but personally would NOT buy because they discontinued for problems with them as per Saw Lewis. They just came with the new and improved version Magnum S-9175 and a New Raptor series. I would personally go with those believe in the $400 range if looking for a high powered stand alone radio and don't want to start with jumpers and amps. Still believe lower powered radio's paired to amp with jumpers will get you more power and last longer, but depends what your looking to set-up.

stang
04-17-2014, 05:58 AM
No longer in production, that model. So with supply and demand can ask that amount if in mint shape, but personally would NOT buy because they discontinued for problems with them as per Saw Lewis. They just came with the new and improved version Magnum S-9175 and a New Raptor series. I would personally go with those believe in the $400 range if looking for a high powered stand alone radio and don't want to start with jumpers and amps. Still believe lower powered radio's paired to amp with jumpers will get you more power and last longer, but depends what your looking to set-up.

Lots of places still have new ones. I'm leaning toward the stryker 955 and a texas star 500. I probably wont end up getting an amp though. Not this year anyway.

NY714
04-20-2014, 01:32 PM
Lots of places still have new ones. I'm leaning toward the stryker 955 and a texas star 500. I probably wont end up getting an amp though. Not this year anyway.

Do some research my friend has the first production of the Stryker 955 and he ran into alot of problems and prefers the Ranger 2950DX to it much more. Also if using a Texas Star 500, the Ranger 2950DX with 30-40 watts would sound alot better. The stryker is to high powered a radio to really drive the Texas Star, it could if you dialed down the RF Power all the way, but a waste of money with Stryker 955 vs the Ranger 2950DX. Read the reviews of both and you will see the 2950's have one of the best histories of radio's on SSB and AM for being stable and great audio.