Help ? I don't want to get ripped off


I'm trying to sell some audio equipment for my grandpa. I don't know enough about the equipment to really stand by an asking price. I have researched each of the items, but pricing for some seems random and prices for others is unavailable. I have found a place that will buy them, but I don't want to get ripped off. I understand they have to make a profit, but I don't want to get totally "taken". I have listed the items below. Any pricing help would be greatly appreciated.

LSR&D Leach Super Amp Model 101

Magnum FM Power Sleuth Model 105 FM

Nakamichi BX-300 Discrete Head Cassette Deck

Carver Asymmetrical Charge Coupled FM Detector Model TX-11

Xfinity RX-10 Speakers Professional Standard Series

KEF Speakers Model 101 Reference Series Type SP3161

Nakamichi ZX-7 Discrete Head Cassette Deck

Nakamichi 7AII Compact Disc Player

Conrad Johnson Pre Amp Model PV2AR

Yamaha Natural Sound Stereo Receiver RX-V670

Thank you!
fifawitz1313
You might want to look at the Bluebook values here on Agon. Most of the pieces you have are pretty rarely seen and/or sold here, but it might be a good start.

"Taken" is subjective if you believe that the value is only what the market will bear.

As a buyer, I generally want to pay < 50% of full retail value for components still in good condition.

Some that achieve classic status will retain much more value and in rare instances, even sell for more than they did when new.

If you assume that the used price for a $100 pair of speakers might be $50 plus shipping, the bad news is that a 3rd party will probably offer you about $25.

Whether or that is being "taken" (I always thought so) or worth it to you vs the aggravation of retailing, packaging and shipping audio equipment - well that is up to you.

On Google, you can also type "component name" (space) MSRP and usually find the retail price pretty quickly.

Best of luck