Can an accepted offer be a lowball offer too?

If you take a low ball offer its your own fault.I get many jerks that offers less than half of my asking price are they joking?? 

There seem to be two different issues at play here as I read it, first seller regretting selling something too cheaply and I concur that's on the seller for accepting a two low price in the first place. The other issue, receiving something in less than the condition promised is totally different. I will say as a seller I never misrepresent my equipment, however despite that I guess not all people see something the same way. I have twice had instances of sellers mildly complaining, one over an interconnect that looked used, it of course was used, and for not including a original box with an item when i never claimed to have the original box. As a seller who jealously guards his reputation and feedback my first inclination in both instances was to offer to take the item back for a full refund. I would hope in the event of a grossly misrepresented item or a misunderstanding over an items condition the seller would do the right thing and try and work something out with the seller. Low or not an accepted offer is an accepted offer and a valid contract so to speak.

There were two issues but they are related. Once I notified the seller that all was not well, in that he over graded the product, that was when the lowball comment came out, Seller stood by his erroneous grading and would do nothing at all, apparently since he felt that he was lowballed. Frankly, I was taken aback. It's not like I offered 50% of the asking price. It was somewhere about 85% and if I've made an offer, I am serious and I am always prepared to negotiate. Indeed, I now recall another instance when I made an offer on a DAC. I truly thought the seller was on the high side. I made an offer and did the proposed seller tear me a new one for the outrageously insulting offer. Didn't bother with a counter offer, and I found a local guy with the same DAC- we made a deal and I picked it up. With the first guy, we are not talking about your wife or sister so cut the insult stuff. I just don't get why it's so hard for some sellers to politely decline an offer. 

When I sell I'm scrupulous about grading and tend to undergrade. In this internet trading thing, we have buy one thing going for us- a good established reputation. 

And now that I think of it, neither here on audiogon nor on eBay, have I ever once been asked to take something back for any reason, let alone, for being erroneously described, or have ever had a complaint about something not being quite as described. I'm pretty paranoid about accurately describing something. And I truly believe in karma. And I've been trading on line 18 years or so. 

Recently, about two months ago, I was asked to take something back, and I refused. The buyer told me that an amp I shipped him arrived in excellent condition, as advertised. Then, a few days later, he told me that it did not work as well with his speakers as he hoped it would, and asked me if he could return it to me for a refund. I told him that I was not an audio store, and that I do not accept returns due to system synergy issues.
Sheesh, some buyers these days expect it all. They want used prices, but new price services.

Part of this internet trading thing also depends on quality buyers.  Yes, there are some rude and shady sellers. However, there are also some rude and shady buyers. The water is full of sharks, sellers and buyers beware.