Anyone know anything about any of this equipment? LINN, AYRE, TICE, ETC.

You have some great stuff here. Probably your best move if you wish to sell it is have a good dealer do so for you. Echo Audio here in Portland is one such

You can also make an estimate of value by using the Blue Book function in AudioGon or by examination of recent listings via HiFi Shark but that will be some work on your part and will involve complexities such as working out precisely which version of the Linn LP 12 you have for example, probably not something too easy for you to do

my recommendation is to talk to your local dealer. If you let us know where you are we can recommend who best to work with

ps you are looking at a potentially five figure sum so don’t let someone take advantage of you

Where are you located

Just west of Chicago

Give this place a call,they list here!
https://www.audiogon.com/stores/tmraudio

@jfjelli23,
I would suggest you contact Mike Kay of Audio Archon located in Libertyville, IL 60048 and inquire as to whether he can assist you.
847-687-4800
WWW.audioarchon.com

Thanks everyone!

You have some nice equipment which defintiely has resale value.  Since you are considering working with a dealer you probably should educate yourself on value.  A look through Audiogon classifieds or eBay could help, but the Audiogon Bluebook would give more specific data based on actual sales.  Also, keep in mind if a dealer buys it will be at a wholesale price, not retail.  Retail is what you will find perusing Audiogon and eBay.  I haven't used the BlueBook in a while so I don't know if they list a wholesale value.  As for which dealer to talk to, check all the receipts you have and see if your uncle shopped at one store or many (lot bought used).  Talking with a store that sold the item(s) originally MAY be beneficial.  Good luck!

What's your priority?  Easy and done with it, or maximize the resale value.  Two completely different paths 

Wow, I wish he was my uncle!
I could use the Ayre stuff.
Bob

can we convince you to keep it and listen for an xlnt experience?

You would not go wrong with any Ayre product- great sound and value for $ in high end gear. Linn nice but expensive.

Try a careful web search.  You can dig up original retail value and what that equipment currently sells for.

The Dunlavys are worth $2500 - $3000

ho to hifi shark and ebay for prices