I agree with Xelayeh, i would keep the AR and sell the B&O. I have an AR EB-101 that's been upgraded through the years. It's almost identical to the ES-1, but with a squared plinth instead of rounded. I won't part with it. Es-1's are hard to come by these days and when 1 shows up on the market it goes fast. Sounds crazy but even AR-XA's and AR-XB's are going for 300.00 and 400.00 bucks these days. If you do decide to sell it, ask for 1000.00 and see where that goes. Prices on all vintage gear has gone crazy over the last few years....GOOD LUCK!!
AR-ES1 Turntable Sales Help & Vintage Talk.
Hi Friends, I have purchased and sold on Audiogon and have excellent feedback.
The big question, I have a Mint AR E-S 1, Cherry finish, Mint Dust cover, Sumiko Tonearm that I am having a hard time deciding what I should be asking for.
Have original Box.
No scratches, All original, and drive Belt has been changed from Vinyl Nirvana.
I have another Turntable B&O 8002, with MMC-1. The only reason I would sell the A/R is I have all the factory packaging for safe delivery, otherwise I would have sold the B&O!
Looked on the Bay, checked the Web, not many qualified selling prices for me to come up with a soldi sales price!
Vintage continues to sell fast! Another example of Vintage,, look up older Nikon Film Cameras like a F2AS.
I paid 5K for a Nikon Digital D2X camera, its only worth around 300.00, Moto of story~~~Vintage has increased more 4 in value! Wish we could go back in time! All kinds of examples, Marantz 2325, my Nakamichi CR7A, all have gone way up!
So that leads me back to my question for my AR ES-1, how much would you ask for on Audiogon??
Does anybody have and idea whee I should start the price at?
Appreciate any advice.
Thanks
Bob
The big question, I have a Mint AR E-S 1, Cherry finish, Mint Dust cover, Sumiko Tonearm that I am having a hard time deciding what I should be asking for.
Have original Box.
No scratches, All original, and drive Belt has been changed from Vinyl Nirvana.
I have another Turntable B&O 8002, with MMC-1. The only reason I would sell the A/R is I have all the factory packaging for safe delivery, otherwise I would have sold the B&O!
Looked on the Bay, checked the Web, not many qualified selling prices for me to come up with a soldi sales price!
Vintage continues to sell fast! Another example of Vintage,, look up older Nikon Film Cameras like a F2AS.
I paid 5K for a Nikon Digital D2X camera, its only worth around 300.00, Moto of story~~~Vintage has increased more 4 in value! Wish we could go back in time! All kinds of examples, Marantz 2325, my Nakamichi CR7A, all have gone way up!
So that leads me back to my question for my AR ES-1, how much would you ask for on Audiogon??
Does anybody have and idea whee I should start the price at?
Appreciate any advice.
Thanks
Bob