Feneant

I have been thinking of selling my home theater for a while seeing as I don't use it due to my current setup. In one of the large population centers it would probably sell easily but here it's much more difficult. I have no idea how much to expect and would appreciate if someone could give me a current estimation of the value of the following :

Paradigm Monitor 7s
Paradigm Mini Monitors w/ stand (used as satellites)
Paradigm CC-170
Paradigm PW-2500
Denon AVR-3200

I think the speakers are version 2, I bought them 5-6 years ago. The items are in good shape except for one of the Monitor speakers which has a ding on a back corner and a scratch on a side (it does not go through the paint, it looks light only) from a move.

The cost of the items when I bought them were over 3000$ but these day most people are happy with a 300$ home theater in the box so I can't even guesstimate what I should ask!

So what could I expect this stuff to fetch? I think I might have asked a similar question before... but I think it might have been for the sub only.

Thanks in advance

GatorDeb

Go to eBay, look each item up, and then in the search results, click on Completed (it will ask you to sign in). Then sort from lowest to highest price and vice-versa to get an idea of how much the items sell for.

Feneant

I could not find most of those on Ebay with bids on them. I'd rather have an actual value than see Ebay's 50$ bid plus 1500$ shipping fee.

Brian Shannon

You could try checking www.audiogon.com also but the speakers are worth more than the receiver.

It may take awhile to find a person who is looking for something like this

Feneant

It's nuts how much receivers went down in price... I had paid like 700$ and it was a demo to boot.

Thanks for the site Brian.

Awe... they have a blue blook but it's suscribers only...

Brian Shannon

If you have a local shop they may let you look at their book if you ask nicely.

JHosk

You should also check out www.canuckaudiomart.ca

It's an electronics classifieds site jsut for canadians. That should give you an idea of what your gear can catch in the market.