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Estimated value of my collection...help please

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karma17764

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Hello. I have a collection of various vintage audio equipment. If anyone can help me with an estimated value of each piece, I would appreciate it. Everything is in excellent condition.

Hitachi - HMA-8500 MKii
Pioneer amp receiver - sx-424
Pioneer receiver - sx-429
Pioneer receiver - sx-900
Sansui 5000 tuner/amp
Hitachi pre-amp HCA-8500 MKii
Kenwood KT-4007 Tuner
Pioneer SX-626 receiver
Pioneer amp sa-9500 ii
Sansui 4000 tuner/amp
Sony receiver STR-7055
Pioneer receiver sx-828
Pioneer sx-1500TD receiver
Pioneer receiver sx-737
Yamaha receiver CR-820
Pioneer tuner tx-7100
kenwood receiver KR-4140
Pioneer amp sa-500
Pioneer amp sa-5500 ii
Kenwood KT-6005 tuner
Sansui tuner amp 3000
Pioneer sa-900 amp
kenwood receiver KR-100
Pioneer tuner TX-9500 ii
Pioneer receiver sx-590
pioneer tx-6200
pioneer receiver LX-440
Yamaha receiver CR-440
Pioneer speakers CS-66
Sansui speakers SP-50
Pioneer speakers CS-99A
Pioneer speakers CS-77A
Sansui speakers SP-3500
Pioneer speakers CS-88A
Pioneer speakers CS-66A

Any and all help is much appreciated. Thank you so much
 
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Your best bet is going to be to check sold items on e-bay.... and looking around craigslist for other items selling.
 
Check completed ebay auctions.

Also, people on here don't like it when new members make their first post asking "whats the value of my gear" and then leave.
 
Here is how you can determine the value of your collection. With a calculator total the amount you paid for each component. The sum of that total is its value.
 
karma17764 said:
Hello. I have a collection of various vintage audio equipment. If anyone can help me with an estimated value of each piece, I would appreciate it. Everything is in excellent condition.

Hitachi - HMA-8500 MKii
Pioneer amp receiver - sx-424
Pioneer receiver - sx-429
Pioneer receiver - sx-900
Sansui 5000 tuner/amp
Hitachi pre-amp HCA-8500 MKii
Kenwood KT-4007 Tuner
Pioneer SX-626 receiver
Pioneer amp sa-9500 ii
Sansui 4000 tuner/amp
Sony receiver STR-7055
Pioneer receiver sx-828
Pioneer sx-1500TD receiver
Pioneer receiver sx-737
Yamaha receiver CR-820
Pioneer tuner tx-7100
kenwood receiver KR-4140
Pioneer amp sa-500
Pioneer amp sa-5500 ii
Kenwood KT-6005 tuner
Sansui tuner amp 3000
Pioneer sa-900 amp
kenwood receiver KR-100
Pioneer tuner TX-9500 ii
Pioneer receiver sx-590
pioneer tx-6200
pioneer receiver LX-440
Yamaha receiver CR-440
Pioneer speakers CS-66
Sansui speakers SP-50
Pioneer speakers CS-99A
Pioneer speakers CS-77A
Sansui speakers SP-3500
Pioneer speakers CS-88A
Pioneer speakers CS-66A

Any and all help is much appreciated. Thank you so much
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Well first of all, Welcome to AK, and second...
This as to be the strangest request I've seen so far, and the only thing I can say is, you win, you have more toys than me, and I'm jealous. :tears::tears:
 
I mean no disrespect, but most of your stuff is low to middle of the road vintage gear. Nothing really rare or exceptional - your SA-9100 amp is the highest price item IMO, usually fetching around $150 to $200. I'd say you can get around $800 to $1K for the whole lot, more if you sold them individually, but that would take much longer to sell. My 2 cents anyway.
 
For the most part they are between free and $60 items with a couple exceptions.

You may find some of the pieces like the Pioneer SA-900 and SX-1500TD, Sony STR-7055, to show promise as they continue to age, so long as the are in top condition. The Hitachi amp is a looker.

It's all relative to right place right time. Entry level vintage receivers don't pique much interest or bring much $$. They are fun to find for $5 -$15 and use for a garage or jr's bedroom set up. Simply put, there are bigger fish in the pond for only a few dollars more.

With most of the gear you listed, you would need a local buyer, as shipping would probably be close to as much as the unit is worth. This diminishes the value as your market then becomes only your immediate area.
 
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