I don't get why the OP and others on this thread have to lump TMR in with the would-be profiteers like the guy trying to sell the Decware. I say "would-be" because obviously any able-minded buyer is free to ignore an insane offering price. But why pick on TMR? IF you can read, you can see the "View Product Details" just below the TMR logo. Push it and it takes you directly to the product offered, with the same information that we used to see when the listing remained on the Agon site. This puts you into the TMR system if you want to purchase--which I can tell you, is a hell of a lot easier than all the crap we have to go through to buy or sell using the Audiogon system. I speak as a customer only--I'm in no way affiliated with the company. I've bought from TMR for almost as long as they've been around, and am using them to sell a lot of my stuff on consignment nowadays. They are super-thorough in going over my gear before they put it on the market, have lots of questions for me to locate missing accessories or anything else they need to make a piece ready for sale. So I have confidence when I buy from them that I'm dealing with straight shooters. And as to the whiners who complain that they were only offered $X amount on an outright sale--use the consignment system. They'll put it on at the price you specify--as long as its reasonable within the current market limits. OK, I know I sound like a shill, so I'll stop now. But these guys are some of the most trustworthy I've run into in 40 years in audio, and 22 years on Audiogon.