is there a stereo blue book for value of old gear


i want to sell some stuff and need to know its value so i am robbed..
any help would be appreciated
thanx
j
jroutensowhat
I believe it's called the Orion Audio Blue Book. Most Hi End audio shops should have a copy. You could probably buy one from a technical book shop or go to www.orionbluebook.com.
It really doesn't reflect true market values. It's primarily a tool for dealers.
Although I have not seen one in recent years, I always found Orion to under value equipment. My suspicion was that it's real purpose was to justify dealer's low ball quotes for trade ins.
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What kind of old gear? Transistor receivers from the '70's & '80's won't be worth much, other than a few classic models. Same for most turntables [Duals's & Garrad's]. With speakers, many of the woofers used a foam surround that decomposes to dust over the years.

If you want to tell us what you are planning on selling, we might be able to tell you if you got a "winner" or an eBay special.

The Orion Bluebook & Agon's own Bluebook are more of an approximation than a hard and fast firm price.