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Pioneer SX-3800

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I am kind of new to this stuff but you may want to check his claim that they go for $500. Seems like it would be easy for a seller to want to believe that.....
 
These don't go for near $500. The top of the line 3900 (120 wpc) goes for less than $400. I own a 3900 and it is a really nice looking and performing receiver. I would say $150 max.
 
Those have a digital display for the tuner as well as the analog scale. I don't see the digital lit up in the photo so might be something to look into.
 
One of the higher end Pioneer's from that era. Good receiver, but not $200.00. Mint in the box, maybe, but that one looks like $100.00 note at best.
 
That is not a 'nice' one. That one is "mint-y" (even has the paperwork.)
Looks to be in perfect shape, all lights, etc.

Plus it is the top of the line model.
 
I picked up a SX-3700 for $30 about a month ago. Has a couple lights out and needs some Deoxit since one of the channels drops out but that seemed like a pretty easy fix.
 
$30 would have been hard to resist. I have an SX-450 looking for a new transformer. It works, sort of, and I do like the sound of the Pioneers, warm and mellow. I'll just keep looking to fixing that one.

Dude posted it on the local facebook sale site and poof, gone.
 
I bought a restored 3800 here on AK a few months ago for under $200. Locally 3800s sit for months. The asking price has been over $250 each time. I guess they sell eventually.
 
I sold an SX 3800 about a year ago for $175 and I've regretted it since.
Granted, $175 was basically market price for it, but sonically I'd say it's worth much more.
 
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