I like several others here have a family that have zero interest in my audio and to go a step further neither of my kids want basically anything in the house. Hard to believe my son who is a car guy doesn't even want his choice of several Corvettes! The most baffling part to me is that he doesn't even want some of his grandfather's (who he is named after) things. Not crappy stuff either.
My daughter will get some beautiful heirloom jewelry.
In my kids defense I will say they are very busy with big-time jobs. Good for them.
So, I'm going to start selling guns (not all mind you), tools, tool boxes, car parts and motorcycles. The Corvettes stay 'till the end as well the stereo. I probably have ten good years left in me (69 now).
My solution to the stereo "problem" is I have identified two audiophiles close by...one will take the speakers and the other the electronics and keep what they want, sell what they don't.
So, possibly find an Audio Society near you, make some new friends and see if they are willing to help.
Regards,
barts