What is going on? No-one buys good stuff priced right.

Maybe the prices are not so right. Example: There is a Sony CS/SACD player listed for $1,100. (or make an offer, to be fair.) This is the only option even remotely within my means. The others in my search here range from $2,200 to $35,500! The list price of the Sony is given as $3,500 in  about 1999. Actually, the list was dropped by Sony to $2,500 in 2001. So I would have to believe that the Sony depreciated only 56% over 18 years. I do not believe that and I don't think it is worth risking anywhere near that money on such an old unit. It was a fine player, and the price is in-line with those listed elsewhere; but not for me!

Does anyone want to buy my 2005 Subaru Outback wagon for $29,000? It only has 154,000 miles and the tires are outstanding. 

Please pretend you never read my previous post. (most of you won't have to pretend)

I, too am outraged and saddened that no one is buying this perfectly wonderful gear. It is age discrimination, just as plain as the nose on my face, and it sickens me!

I propose to start a charitable fund to find a good home for each piece of worthy gear. Let us band together and open our wallets until every Dias is in a den and every Lamm has a living room.!

Just send your donations to me at **CENSORED by AG**

I am happy to do my part for Volunteers for the Benefit of  Acoustic Perfection. V-BAP. (Isn't that something Ella sang?)

I will keep a judicious inventory of all pieces liberated from Agon. But adoptive parent(s) must remain anonymous.