Selling 1970's Audio Gear

[McCall St. Brewer]

I am moving my business to a much smaller office and one of the things I am losing is a huge storage area. I'm going to have to sell or throw out a lot of stuff and one of the things I have "re-discovered" there is my old stereo system from the late 1970's.

I have a receiver, a Hitachi turntable, and some really, really nice Infinity QE 8 inch bookshelf speakers. I haven't used the stuff for almost 10 years, so I guess it makes no sense to keep storing it.

My question is, what's the best way to sell the stuff? Craigslist?

How can I ever figure out what to ask for it?

 

[arturo7]

Craigslist.

Don't expect much. These aren't brands that are sought after by audiophiles.

 

[nibiyabi]

You can try AudiogoN, which is an audiophile site, but like arturo7 mentioned they won't likely be too interested. I'd probably go the craigslist route.

 

[mrbowenz]

I am moving my business to a much smaller office and one of the things I am losing is a huge storage area. I'm going to have to sell or throw out a lot of stuff and one of the things I have "re-discovered" there is my old stereo system from the late 1970's.

I have a receiver, a Hitachi turntable, and some really, really nice Infinity QE 8 inch bookshelf speakers. I haven't used the stuff for almost 10 years, so I guess it makes no sense to keep storing it.

My question is, what's the best way to sell the stuff? Craigslist?

How can I ever figure out what to ask for it?

What is the band and model of the receiver ?