How to dispose of your system?

@rooze Funny video.  In reality, it's not something I think about.  At 71, I plan to use my system for another 20 years.  Since people only want to pay you 50 cents on the dollar after one year, I don't expect my huge expenditure (almost said investment) will be worth much at that time.  If the members on rhis site bare any resemblance to the general public, than half the folks worrying about their stereo, don't even have an will?  

I am also in my 70's and have a similar investment in my 2 channel setup.  I wouldn't think about selling it off unless I was forced into downsizing my home, with no hope for a listening room.   Enjoy it while you can.  Sell only if you must.

My Wife knows the Value of the JCB 3CX in the used sale market once she has had my compulsive hoarding crap moved on to others with my affliction.

Good News is I stopped hoarding animals, which does make life a lot easier, all those mouths to feed during the winter months can become a very very tough time for all, and strip any plans for a Holiday very quickly as all spare funds are going straight into the bellies of the dependents.

A lady I hardly knew was making similar plans for own time when life ceased, I was asked if I would take on her Herd of Shetland Ponies.

Making Plans for Manufactured Items is very very easy.

A local farming family who owns substantial assets, had the Patriarch of the family dedicate substantial time in his life to a rare breed cattle and had a very big herd. It was known a Prize Bull can easily appreciate £30K at the right Auction.

Recently the Patriarch Died and the Cattle are gone, as has most of the Farms Assets. Thinking that ones passions and interests matter when they are gone is in many many cases is fantastical, if easy money is not attached.

This is an excellent question, rvpiano, and one I too have struggled with. For those of us with physically small wives, it’s a real issue since the equipment is often too heavy for them to box up and move. That makes the TMR option difficult if not impossible. So I turned to my favorite dealer for his eventual assistance in selling off the equipment. And he was all too happy to oblige! I prepared a spreadsheet so my wife will have some idea what it’s all worth. And hopefully the eventual buyer will enjoy it all as much as I have. 

Been thinking but not obsessing a long time.

When your gone, your well and truly gone.

My kids will be well off when l kick the bucket, unless the do dally nursing home looms.

l have been selling off all the “collectable” clutter l will not listen to, read, use or now value as much as l used to. This has also been self funding wonderful holidays.

If my offspring don’t want to bother getting the best price liquidating the things of value left…. It’s their decision and loss. No lost sleep on that one.