I’m sorry for your loss. The 805 D3’s will be an easy sell. Since you have the original boxes it should just be the case of boxing them up and taking them to your local UPS store for shipping. When shipping, PURCHASE INSURANCE, it protects you should something happen during shipment. If you don’t feel comfortable boxing everything up just take it all to the UPS store and they’ll box it up for a fee. As far as payment is concerned PayPal is the most widely used method of paying for online transactions, very easy to set up if you don’t already have an account. I’d list them here on Agon, or at usaudiomart. These are well known speakers so a brief description listing the particulars, and LOTS of clear pics showing the speakers from all angles and whatever accessories are included. A pic of original boxes and documentation would also be helpful. Good luck with sale.
Selling my hubby's estate--B&W 805 D3: Speakers or Loudspeakers??
I'm slowly working at sellihg my husband's estate & sometimes find myself with questions. (I posted in the Vintage section earlier about some Yamaha components.) This question is about his prized Bowers & Wilkins 805 D3 Rosenut Speakers with stands that he bought from someoe on this site. When I advertise them, should my heading be something like " B&W (Bowers & Wilkins) 805 D3 Diamond Series Speakers with original stands (Pair)" OR should it instead reference that they're a "2-Way Stand-Mount Loudspeaker System" as is depicted on the box they came in and is the way some people advertise them??
When I think of the word "loudspeaker" I either think of HUGE speakers that are used blast music to a large crowd in a huge venue/setting OR I think of a speaker built into the side of a building used for alerts/announcements. For example, our high school superintendent would give announcements every morning & we'd hear them over the loudspeakers in the school. Am I all goofed up?
When I think of the word "loudspeaker" I either think of HUGE speakers that are used blast music to a large crowd in a huge venue/setting OR I think of a speaker built into the side of a building used for alerts/announcements. For example, our high school superintendent would give announcements every morning & we'd hear them over the loudspeakers in the school. Am I all goofed up?