Moving Soon - Should I Pack Up Everything Now??

Then there’s the packing… it’s very easy to underestimate the time needed and to pack what you want to pack not the movers. 
Start packing early. Esp if you have plans for internal wall wiring…

Photograph everything before you let people in your home.

Install a cam above is a solid idea.

Run some nice quiet music in the background to create a memorable experience?
 

;-)

I would leave the equipment, IF it is a nice organized setup.

Gives an idea of the size, how the room can be used

Gives an idea about 'the seller' i.e. cares about this and PROBABLY cares about the quality of other stuff, might influence me to go see that house, thus increasing your # of potential buyers, perhaps just the right one!

btw,

when I shoot equipment to sell, I often let my system be blurred but included in the background, view other side with artwork, books blurred in background: IOW, this item comes from a quality household. I think it helps.

And, I have always had music during packing, last stuff on the truck; 1st off the truck, 1st thing assembled, music while unpacking, even in temp quickie setup.

I've got 3 systems, probably the basics of the shop/garage system would be last out/first in

I would say NOW!

I moved from USA to UK had everything set for the move. Shipping company, Airline tickets and all that. But I kept putting off actually packing everything in boxes. Boy was that a mistake. Came the day and in the end I had to leave a number of very useful things behind.Alarm clock, bed, dresser, pots, pans, dishes,silverware, glasses, cups, kettle,  Which in the end I have to buy all over again.

"But Joe, what about the all important stereo and computer? "

Oh, they were already packed.of course  I maybe procrastinator, but I'm no fool.

Determine what is your highest priority -- selling the house and moving or listening to music for a few more nights?

The emotional basis of someone buying your house is that they imagine themselves living there.  Do you think the average buyer will make an emotional connection with your system and imagine themselves listening to it?  The average consumer can relate to a big screen TV, a treadmill machine in the basement or a double oven in the kitchen, but not to audiophile systems.  Most will consider it an eyesore and as such it won't help the sale.