I need help selling an item

Ebm, The Christmas is near, maybe you can find just another Tice under the tree all of a sudden?
Thank You Santa!

You should have sold it on Thankgiving as its a real turkey!!

Yup Yup Yup...

telegraphed that one.

Paragon Sight & Sound

Paragon Sight & Sound

If you bothered to go to Google or Bing, you would quickly see that a shop in Ann Arbor, called Paragon & Sound, does consignment sales.

Echo HiFi is great, but Paragon is in your backyard AND is a great shop as well.

How bout posting an ad on Craigs List/Ann Arbor or Detroit? That way the ad would not be limited to audiophiles.

This unit ancient history!!

The more important question is who is going to buy the Tice Audio Power Block series II line conditioner that he purchased in 1994. As I noted above, I do not know if Echo Hi-Fi will accept this product. They only accept items that, in their opinion, will sell.

If Echo will not accept the product, I suggest Ayoody1 contact retailers in the Ann Arbor/Detroit area and see if someone would accept the item for consignment.

It sounds like you want someone else to sell the unit for you.

I suggest you contact Echo Hi-Fi in Portland. I used them to sell a CD player and they were excellent. You need to ship the unit to them. They check out your unit, take pictures, write a description, place an ad on their web site and handle the entire sale (packaging, shipping, collection and payment, etc). They are highly recommended. There is a fee but, for me, it was worth it because I did not what to deal with buyers, packaging, shipping and payment.

Phone 888.248.ECHO (3246) or 503.223.2292 /
Email info@echohifi.com

Echo Hi-Fi
1015 SW Washington St.
Portland Oregon 97205

http://echohifi.com/about.php

Please review their web site for a list of items for sale and a list of items sold.

What kind of force would let non-audiophile purchase Tice power conditioner $1300 in 1994?
I want to hire that salesman!

Post a for sale ad on Audiogon. Make sure the unit functions and post a lot of pictures. People can research the item online if they want tech details.

Why don't you pay for an ad like the rest of us?