Selling locally/Value questions

BlueBook is available here at a price.
For some free searching you could try the link below.
make sure to click on the sold tab as well to see prior activity on each piece.

https://www.hifishark.com/

List them in this site’s CLASSIFIED section, as an auction(NOT in the Forums).      "Local pick up only", if need be: https://www.audiogon.com/new_listing/type      I really enjoyed my CAL digital pieces(Sigma II, then Alpha and Delta), back in the day.

If you’re a new "member" you should realize that selling gear here is done with an ad. All your info here lacks are prices, and it would be an ad. If other members email you to purchase your equipment, they’re doing it outside the usual Audiogon system (and without fees). That isn’t how business is done here! Based on your number of past posts, let's chalk this up to inexperience.

FB marketplace has the best exposure to sell items for free of charge listings.

Hi all,
I am a new member and have a handful of components that I purchased brand new in the mid 90's. They have all been stored in the original boxes unused since about 2005. Looking to downsize and let someone else enjoy them. What is the best way to find valuation and sell locally? I have searched Audiogon, but can not find much for value on the gear I have. I am in Connecticut. Does anyone know if there is a local business that will purchase or take on consignment? Any advise will be appreciated. Thank you, Craig

Hi Craig,
Put them on your List.

Sorry if Post listing the equipment above is out of line. I will edit now

It will not let me edit  Feel free to delete. Thanks for the help guys

@cbk007  If you contact me in support, I'll be glad to help you sell this gear. Email me at support@audiogon.com, Attention: Tammy 

You are in CT, thus in the NYC metro area; one of the largest metro areas in the US. If what you have is even remotely desirable, and priced fairly, then you should have no problem selling locally.

Pricing fairly implies that you know what your equipment is worth.  HiFi Shark allows searches of expired listings, but listings only show asking prices, not sold prices.  Ebay generally shows a wide range of prices for any given item because people can list at any price then wait for someone to come along.  But if you want a relatively quick sale, then you want to know what an item actually sold for.  Ebay provides Sold data for anything that has sold in the past 90 days.   You can search up to 12mos of data if you have an Ebay store (or know someone who does).

I would take the time to unpack and test everything.  Then take clear well lit, high resolution photos.  Then create a detailed and accurate description.  A prospective buyer wants to know more than "don't know if it works- been in storage for 15yrs- was working fine when boxed".  Then post an add on Craigslist for the NY metro area.   If that doesn't work then post on a site with global users.

YOU can try Letgo.