JJZolx;588378 Wrote: 
> Audiogon may be the place with the most traffic, but the way the site is
> operated rubs a lot of people the wrong way.  Shady.  I'll never use it
> again to sell anything and would never trust a dealer who lists
> anything there.
> 
> eBay obviously gets a lot of traffic.  I'm not sure why the BIN sales
> or the new gear should be a concern.  When I go looking for something
> on eBay I'm usually looking for a deal on used gear, so if there's one
> auction for something used among dozens of worthless BIN listings for
> new products, it stands out.
> 
> Craiglist is fine if you live in a fairly populated area, both for ad
> traffic and proximity for doing a deal in person.  Don't expect to list
> a used blender and have someone drive 90 minutes to pick it up, but a
> thousand dollar stereo component is different.  Make sure you post
> photos and delete and relist your ad at least once or twice a week, as
> things tend to quickly scroll off and out of site.
> 
> There are also a number of audio boards with free classified sections
> that are worth trying.  Many of them just use forum software, so you
> can bump your ad to the top of a selling category every day or so,
> depending on the site policy.
> 
> 'Audio Circle' (http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?board=109.0)
> 
> 'Head-Fi' (http://www.head-fi.org/forum/list/109)
> 
> 'Audio Asylum' (http://trade.audioasylum.com/ca/index.html)
> 
> I would try the free forum classifieds and Craigslist first, then
> eBay.
> 
> Oh, and expect some scam replies.  It goes with the territory, but
> unless you just fell off the truck yesterday (or have particularly thin
> skin) you shouldn't have much of a problem.

Another vote for those 3 audio sites. A lot of buyers there.


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