I have found much more at pawn shops and Habitat for Humanity Stores:
Pawn:
Altec Valencia pr $100
Nak Dragon $75
Arcam CD player $50
NAD 7060 $35
NAD 3020 $25
Harman Kardon Cit V $250
2pr Klipsch Heresey $200
McCormack ALD 1 Preamp $100
Habitat:
Heathkit AR3a pr $25
Dual 1229 with full base and dustcover $20
Janszen Z300 pr $20
Dynaco A10 $10
KLH 17 $10
Abt 30 assorted RCA LSC, London Blue Back, Mercury LP for 50cents ea.
Goodwill:
I dropped off some household goods after a move. I was sent to the back/intake section of the store. When unloading my stuff, I noticed a full KLH system 20 system on a table. I inquired about it, and was told it "had to be checked out by the electronics guy". The 'guy' would be in the next day and I was given a time. I went back the next day, about 30 min after the time the "guy" was supposed to arrive. I found neither the guy, nor the KLH. When I asked what happened, the clerk I spoke to the day before pleaded ignorance, and said he did not remember talking to me....
Goodwill is a non profit and does not pay any property taxes for the stores they own or operate. Most of their labor is either volunteer or people enrolled in a work skills program for which Goodwill receives a subsidy to offset any wages paid out. ALL of their merchandise is free- donated by people. One perk of donating is you receive a blank goodwill branded donation form, with their tax id number, as a receipt for your donation. The staff members signs the form, but does not fill it out. YOU fill out what you donate, and assign a value..... This can be quite useful.