Tower Surround Sound Cinema Set & TV

By Ceceperle
February 1, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Ceceperle

Posted February 1, 2016

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Posted February 1, 2016

Great quality sound surround sound set by quality manufacturer, LG to sell, following me emptying my home due to a housemove.

LG (LHS - 55TBS is the model number) - x 4 tower speakers, direct table top speaker plus bass box, dvd player and remote. Works PUUURRRFECTLY and gives really deep sound with a variety of sound settings. Manual provided. 10 years old approximately but near good as new. Make me a (sensible) offer.

Also giving away - yes giving away cos I'm a generous person - a 32 inch flatscreen Samsung TV (it's not Smart) and although it gives a great picture there are TVs that are far more advanced so I literally will give this one away to whomever will pick it up. Small defect in picture quality (a shadow) at top right hand of screen.

Local pick ups only - happy for someone to have a listen or watch first but please NO TIME WASTERS!!

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