Valuation of Hi-Fi equipment

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Hi

I'm hoping someone here can help me. My husband died recently and left a lot of equipment that we now need to sell to settle the estate. Unfortunately we have no idea how much it is worth, can you help us out?


Audio Note AN-E/D 1322 speakers
Speaker Stands for Audio Note AN-E/D
AVID Volvere turntable
Origin Live tonearm
Dynavector 10x5
Audio Note Oto SE
Audio Note CD3
Naim CD5 XS
Rel Stadium II
Systemdek IIX
Arm on Systemdek Mission 774
Naim PSU FlatCap XS
Mission 752 speakers
Pre Amp Icon Audio Passive
Speakers ZZ Zingali model: Italy Naples
Sugden A21a Pure Class A
Promitheus Audio amp x 2
Speakers Thiel CS1.2
Speakers Lynn Keilidh
Speakers TDL Studio 5

Everything is in mint condition.

Thanks.
 
Yes i'm serious and no we are not millionaires, just a broke Hi-Fi Widow....serious answers please as believe me this is not fun.
 
HIFI-Widow, placing them on ebay will give you the best price for them. if you don't have packaging to ship then that may be an issue.

They'll make far more on ebay than anywhere else, any dealer who offers you will just move them on at 50% over what they pay you. Alternatively you could look at one of the commission sales based ebay services.

Or maybe find a friend of the family who could help. Anything is only worth what someone is willing to pay on the day and prices fluctuate greatly.
 
Yes i'm serious and no we are not millionaires, just a broke Hi-Fi Widow....serious answers please as believe me this is not fun.



Sorry about your husband.

Hope you get the price you want.



(edit you have a pm)
 
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I'd echo Ebay.

If you google the product, you can get the description from the manufacturers site for Ebay.

Put them up with a seven day auction, with no ''buy it now'' and minimum price of £1.

In my experience, this encourages bids and gives you a higher average selling price.
 
I'd echo Ebay.

If you google the product, you can get the description from the manufacturers site for Ebay.

Put them up with a seven day auction, with no ''buy it now'' and minimum price of £1.

In my experience, this encourages bids and gives you a higher average selling price.


Yes, but prepared for stuff to go for exactly that....like in my case a pair of stands went for £1.

Its the usual thing, hifi widow, loads of pics help.
 
Sorry to hear about your loss. always sad when posts like this come up.

I can't tell you exactly how much it is all worth but its in the £1000s but I am sure you already knew that :)
 
Hi

I'm hoping someone here can help me. My husband died recently and left a lot of equipment that we now need to sell to settle the estate. Unfortunately we have no idea how much it is worth, can you help us out?

I'm sorry you are in this position.

If this is for Probate purposes, I suggest you approach a two or three hifi dealers local to you with this prospective list and ask for trade-in values. If you need help finding suitable companies I'm sure http://www.bada.co.uk/ can help.
 

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