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Items from audiophile's estate, list and photos link provided; helpful advice appreciated!

Hello,

     I'm tasked with selling audio equipment from the estate of a late friend. I'm hoping to sell it all as a lot, but may have to list the best of the items individually. For pricing, I tried to find similar items at "SOLD" prices. I then reduced my price by 50% since I haven't tested any of the equipment. I want to be very fair, but the goal, of course, is to help with my friend's final expenses. I'd appreciate any constructive comments; thank you!

     Here is a link to the lists and photo links: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fI0ryM-_njS_Vf6bQFpZrWyKZo1V9Ejk?usp=drive_link

foxwaves
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limomangus
2,033 posts
 

Yes its easy to buy audio equipment  very hard to resell. Yes,the stores,want to give you as little as possible. But they will sell it and make out ,extremely well.I also have alot of audio equipment to unload.Best of luck to you.

rgs
16 posts
 

I realize you would like to sell everything as a package, but would you consider selling the test records as a group, but separate from the electronics?

foxwaves OP
15 posts
 

Hello limomangus,

     I agree with you. Thank you for your good wishes, and I wish you the best with the things you want to sell. Have a nice day!

 

foxwaves OP
15 posts
 

Hello rgs,

     Yes, Sir, I will be willing to do that. In the next week or so I'll start pricing the items individually. I'll price the test records as a group and get back with you then. Thanks for your interest; have a great day!

hoosierinohio
171 posts
 

Audio Classics in NY is another option.  Similar to the Music Room.  If you don't like the direction and just really need to move, EBTH on-line auction.  Typically doesn't go for super great prices but it is moved.  Good luck, sorry for your loss.  

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