Selling collection directly in the pacific northwest?

Where are you located? Seattle area? I'm down in the Portland area. If you would like to talk, I'd be happy to. You can seen me a direct message, but do not try to share your contact info. That isn't allowed,  If here you might  talk to Echo Audio, they check over and resell high end audio equipment. Unless you really want to go through the effort of individually pricing selling each piece. 

You can contact TMR, they buy used equipment.  I did a deal with them where i sold an amp to them and bought a more expensive one.  I came out way ahead.

@lizardloungerecords - I’m also in Portland. I second Echo Audio as a worthy option if you want to streamline and simplify the sale of those audio components. You’d make more money selling yourself, but if time and expediency is important, Echo is a great choice.

@lizardloungerecords 

Why not contact Hawthorne Stereo in Seattle?

+1 for Hawthorne Stereo in Seattle. I consigned many components with them over the years and always received a square deal from them. I also recently purchased new equipment from them recently and they have excellent customer service.

time, money, peace of mind - you can only pick too. 

if you want to maximize what you get for it ebay and usaudiomart.

if you want to get it over quick, Echo, Hawthorne or TMR

if you want to feel good, do your research for what it's worth, it spend the time to list it here or another forum, let an audio club members review it, find the best home for it.  

Ebay takes 14% but you will get that much more. I prefer usaudiomart.

I tried to sell a few things through Echo, they are good for buyers. They offered about a third of ebay prices. TMR offers about 50-60%.

Some audio stores will put it on the shelf for you on consignment.

Look up individual components on HifiShark.com and determine the approximate resale values on each piece, then get a quote from TMR, Echo and Hawthorne.

If you value your time and can live with a reduced return, then go that route.

If you don't mind doing the work and want to make more money, then list them on US Audio Mart.

Maybe reach-out to the Pacific Northwest Audio Society , perhaps they can help, or better yet maybe some members would be interested in specific items that you have.I’m not affiliated just providing a possible option.  Below is the website link

https://audiosociety.org/