Any suggestions?

Buying is very easy, selling is harder. Be patient and avoid others telling you what to like. Don't catch Audionervosa syndrome. If you like something that others don't, who cares, go with what you like. Now get out there and do some listening. It's the only way to know what you want. If you are a headbanger we can all suggest powerful gear. If OTOH, you listen to classical music at low levels then perhaps you are an SET person. There are obviuosly many intermediate types. For example I like powerful tube sound that doesn't imitate solid state gear.

i have two suggestions:

1) it is better to see and hear the product,and meet the seller, before you buy, i.e., buy locally.

2) it is safer to sell than to buy if you don't audition the component before buying.

Hey Glory,

I've got plenty of suggestions myself but was wanting to hear those of others to make the post more interesting reading.

I'm noticing new members (low/no feedback) showing up and trying to sell high-dollar items. Some are obviously scams and some are people with no sense of reality of current used values for the equipment they are trying to sell or auction.

Hope they appreciate the posts from all that have participated and that it raises awareness and makes this a better site.

Good Listening!

Myraj,

Thanks for "unconfusing" me.

If your gear is not of a current production model then a general rule is 50% off retail price.

It seems that the 50% off is going at times to 60% off because, selling gear at this time is slowwwwwww.

If your unit is up for sale and there are three more for sale just like your's don't have your price higher than the others. It will sit there and die. Better to remove it or wait to list it when the smoke clears. Timing is everything in todays market.

Be prepared to make and accept phone calls so both you and the other party regardless of who is on what end are informed and comfortable with purchase.