I'm a little perplexed/surprised by TMR and who sells to them.....

TMR seem to offer the seller a fraction of what in many cases the seller could get with some judicious marketing. Sometimes the piece up for sale is not going to be that easy to sell, but not always. I would think that a little market research on the typical price garnered and the time it took to sell would benefit anyone before committing to TMR. The ease of sale via TMR is a factor for many, but at what cost?? 

TMR makes the whole process very simple. They pay the shipping on what they take in trade. They have the 30 day return policy on most used items. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pretty hard to beat if you  ask me. Sure, it would be nice to get higher trade in prices but how often does that happen with any trade in of anything? I would absolutely use them again. 

I traded in a Krell 300i to TMR for a open boxed Krell 300xd with full warrenty as the person who tried it out decedied he didn't like it and sent it back.

I received a nice credit on my credit card after they received my Krell Intergrated

close to what i could have sold it for used without the hassle, or headaches

Foe me TMR was the way to go...

I used them recently as well---easy going and good communication. The entire process was very easy. I would use them again.

My big take away from all the enthusiastic TMR fans is this:

Your used gear is worth 30% of retail.