Vintage Equipment Value?

ajanzalone
ajanzalone Posts: 128
edited August 2008 in Vintage Speakers
I was wondering if there is a web site to establish a base value of audio equipment ?

Or a book to look up values?

I was considering updating my Vintage equipment for something newer.
I am not expecting to get much for the old but it is nice to have a starting point.

Audio Research SP5 pre amp
Quad 405 100 w amp

Tony
Audio Research SP5 Preamp
Quad 405 Amp
Pioneer Elite DV-48AV -
Outlaw 950 preamp/processor
Polk Monitor 10's
Velodyne VRP 1200 Sub Woofer

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  • zingo
    zingo Posts: 11,258
    edited August 2008
    Audiogon has a blue book section for research and what not. I would also look on craigslist and ebay to see what similar pieces are going for and price accordingly. That is usually what I do.
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  • ajanzalone
    ajanzalone Posts: 128
    edited August 2008
    zingo wrote: »
    Audiogon has a blue book section for research and what not. .
    They appear to be a club that you must $$ pay monthly to search values?
    Any others?

    Thanks
    Tony
    Audio Research SP5 Preamp
    Quad 405 Amp
    Pioneer Elite DV-48AV -
    Outlaw 950 preamp/processor
    Polk Monitor 10's
    Velodyne VRP 1200 Sub Woofer

    Success is having what you want ... but Happiness is wanting what you have!
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 50,735
    edited August 2008
    Audiogon is probably the best source for used prices. It's not a club, just an audio website. The fee for access to their Bluebook is good for one year. There is no fee to become an Audiogon member.
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