The Music Room is Slipping

You get the best prices by selling the items yourself on Audiogon, The only thing you have to do is to vet the buyers properly.

Besides, Audiogon has a fantastic support (thank you Tammy) and you support the site for using it.

I have traded items in and bought from TMR. They stand behind what they sell, used or new. I can't complain about anything with them. I would buy from again and would consider trading in or selling to them if I was not able to move the item myself. They do make it easy. 

I have had good experiences in the past trading in my amps - I worked with Ryan.

I recently reached out to get an offer for a straight purchase of my speakers and was referred to Jerry who has gone silent after the first call.

I've had mixed results with TMR. I've bought a couple of pieces and the prices were def on the high side but I bought anyway. I also tried to buy an expensive B&W subwoofer they'd had listed for over 6 months and the process of making an offer and getting their response was like a slow motion deal at a car dealership. The salesperson had to relay my offer to their manager and then get back to me- it took days when it should have happened in a few minutes. The sub was $3700 or so, I was offering $3200- not an insult. Their shipping charge was absurd and a deal breaker. They wanted $500 to ship it- I'd just sold and shipped a big JL that weighed more and I'd sold it to someone in CO- shipping was $135. TMR wouldn't move on the shipping charges and took forever to communicate. I bought a pair of used REL S812 after wasting ten days with TMR. I recently explored selling mt ARC REF160s. They were interested but wanted to take it on consignment, send me a pallet and a strapping kit (!) and charge $700 to ship it to them- and wanted 35% as their selling fee! Too much. 

Update: Jerry called me back literally right after I posted. He had a family emergency and didn’t set his OOO message.