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That is high.I have a Scott 382-B from '68,and a couple of 1200 series Duals I may never use.I paid less than $20 for all three in 2011,when our Goodwill clearance was still going great.That said,those are components,I would much rather have a nice Barzilay console than a bunch of components. :thumbsdn:
Too bad you didn't get a picture of the whole console.
That is high.I have a Scott 382-B from '68,and a couple of 1200 series Duals I may never use.I paid less than $20 for all three in 2011,when our Goodwill clearance was still going great.That said,those are components,I would much rather have a nice Barzilay console than a bunch of components. :thumbsdn:
Too bad you didn't get a picture of the whole console.
Here's a picture of the whole console from the original estate sale website. (before I pulled 30 albums from the left side where the jazz was stashed)....
When I got there the cabinets was in three pieces and not by choice. The connecting screws were showing, so whoever was looking at the gears bend the thing in three pieces. that was the main reason I only wanted the gears.
I would have used that situation as a bargaining tool to get the price down.
You can eventually find your perfect vintage system. There are so many different components that you will encounter. There aren't so many great places to put them. If you look to buy something new, it will likely cost a fortune. And Barzilays don't come along every day.