Is it easier to sell mono blocks or stereo amp on the used market?

@pickindoug sorry to hear about your back trouble. Wow, so monoblocks sound that good? I actually never heard them yet so that saids alot.

@dman777   Appreciate the thoughts.....my back is fine for its age.  I just don't lift 150 lb amps and related gear any longer.  I service my own gear, so if I can't lift it up on the bench, it won't follow me home.  As far as monoblocks vs stereo, there are some stereo amps with dual power supplies that provide equivalent crosstalk isolation to mono amps.  I still have some lower powered monoblocks for the vintage system.  The reason they were made and sold as monos was that stereo hadn't quite been invented yet.  And to the point made by some others, you can always opt for a bridgeable stereo amp, so if in the future you want to pick up another amp for 3db more dynamic range.  

Life's too short to worry about resale.  Go listen to some mono blocks and let us know.  If you really concerned enough to ask the question then they might not be for you (or maybe you're just a curious fellow).  But I would hate to be thinking about resale value while relaxing and listening.

Anyway, just find a dual-mono stereo amp and your in. 

Regards,

barts

Weight and space are not limiting factors with all the  great sounding class D amps in the market