I don’t think anybody is going to provide a silver bullet solution for what you already know. There isn’t going to be any premium for a system sales price IMO, so go price it out in its components - there is a price reference guide here in AGON as a first start.
We all know audio gear value falls fast, furious, and precipitously far down to very nominal values from new that are now a small fraction of what you paid for it ... Full stop. "Vintage" in audio gear has no similarity to "vintage" in wines. In the former , it just means "old" with an appeal very limited to the occasional budget nostalgia seeker.
The most likely to return IMO is the REGA cdp, but it is already 15 to 19 years old ... An eternity for cd spinners with a high risk of laser and transport failure pending. Google recent prices for sale prices... Asking $300 with a likely deal closing at something less?
IMO Don’t expect to realize much for the receiver. It’s ancient by today’s standards and only 5.1 and absent many of the features (does it have HDMI for connectivity today?) of today’s kit. Your model was selling here locally for less than a $100 (~$80 I believe) No idea what shape it was in.....
Ditto for the accessories unless perhaps for audio cables that are the unlikely occurrence of, say, high-end NORDOST or same.
Best quote and fastest litmus test.... Email a local dealer with the specs and ask what -- or even if .... (Most dealers have no interest in 99% of AVRs and receivers in general (as AVRs become obsolete almost overnight and most receivers have limited performance capabilities ) he would take them in on a trade-in , and just what he would offer you on such a trade-in. That’s your BEST expectation bar none.
good luck
We all know audio gear value falls fast, furious, and precipitously far down to very nominal values from new that are now a small fraction of what you paid for it ... Full stop. "Vintage" in audio gear has no similarity to "vintage" in wines. In the former , it just means "old" with an appeal very limited to the occasional budget nostalgia seeker.
The most likely to return IMO is the REGA cdp, but it is already 15 to 19 years old ... An eternity for cd spinners with a high risk of laser and transport failure pending. Google recent prices for sale prices... Asking $300 with a likely deal closing at something less?
IMO Don’t expect to realize much for the receiver. It’s ancient by today’s standards and only 5.1 and absent many of the features (does it have HDMI for connectivity today?) of today’s kit. Your model was selling here locally for less than a $100 (~$80 I believe) No idea what shape it was in.....
Ditto for the accessories unless perhaps for audio cables that are the unlikely occurrence of, say, high-end NORDOST or same.
Best quote and fastest litmus test.... Email a local dealer with the specs and ask what -- or even if .... (Most dealers have no interest in 99% of AVRs and receivers in general (as AVRs become obsolete almost overnight and most receivers have limited performance capabilities ) he would take them in on a trade-in , and just what he would offer you on such a trade-in. That’s your BEST expectation bar none.
good luck