And L@@K is a reason to just drive over and beat someone with a white-van speaker.
Personally I prefer "unmolested".
"serviced", "refurbed", "recapped", "restored" and other such descriptions are ambiguous and in many cases I end up having to unf*** somebody's shoddy work. I will (and do) pay more for an excellent un-touched piece than anything worked on by amateurs, hobbyists, and most "stereo shops" / "technicians". In one case I bought a very nice unit that was worked on by a shop that is supposed to be reputable near Cleveland, once inside I found that somebody either didn't know what he was doing or didn't care (the missing screws and marring around the faceplate bolts from pliers should have tipped me off).
There are a few people & shops who's work IMO increases the value, when documented and traceable to that individual.
Just an opinion / experience.