DBX 20/20 Computerized Equilizer/Analyzer

CLV3
CLV3 Posts: 3
edited January 2012 in Electronics
My father recently passed away and he left me a fully functional DBX 20/20 Computerized Equilizer/Analyzer that is in mint condition. I am looking to sell it and was curious if this would be a product in demand and how much I should list if for. Thanks in advance.
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  • CLV3
    CLV3 Posts: 3
    edited February 2009
    Anyone care to help?
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  • hoosier21
    hoosier21 Posts: 4,411
    edited February 2009
    Just wondering, out of all the online forums, how did you pick this forum to join and ask this question? Why would we know?


    Your best bet would be to do a google, and see what information it can find for you.
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  • Whadyasay
    Whadyasay Posts: 300
    edited February 2009
    I'd say look for prices online, then compare to those on ebay if people are selling, and it should give you an idea.
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  • CLV3
    CLV3 Posts: 3
    edited February 2009
    Considering this is an electronics forum and the equilizer is electronics device I figured people on here would know something about electronics. Hoosier must not fit in this category. Thanks for the useless reply though. I have already searched online (google, ebay) to no avail. Apparently this is a rare equilizer and the only one I could find was not fully functional.
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  • osd
    osd Posts: 1
    edited June 2009
    Do you still have the DBX Equalizer?
    Do you have pictures? There were several different models, I have one and would like another.
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  • ESavinon
    ESavinon Posts: 3,066
    edited June 2009
    It's one of the best EQ's made in it's day.
    Unfortunately, It's not in high demand.
    You might get anywhere between $250-$1000 on ebay.
    Good luck with your sale.
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  • corphealthdyn
    corphealthdyn Posts: 1
    edited August 2010
    osd wrote: »
    Do you still have the DBX Equalizer?
    Do you have pictures? There were several different models, I have one and would like another.

    I just sold a mint condition dbx 20/20 equ/ana for $5.00 at my garage sale before doing my research and come to find out that I literally gave it away. I think I an going to be sick. I think I need some consoling.:(
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  • ESavinon
    ESavinon Posts: 3,066
    edited August 2010
    corphealthdyn wrote: »
    I just sold a mint condition dbx 20/20 equ/ana for $5.00 at my garage sale before doing my research and come to find out that I literally gave it away. I think I an going to be sick. I think I need some consoling.:(

    You need a couple of stiff drinks my friend.
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  • dorokusai
    dorokusai Posts: 25,577
    edited August 2010
    corphealthdyn wrote: »
    I just sold a mint condition dbx 20/20 equ/ana for $5.00 at my garage sale before doing my research and come to find out that I literally gave it away. I think I an going to be sick. I think I need some consoling.:(

    It was nice but not worth losing sleep over it. So you didn't get top dollar, big deal. If you didn't know what it was, you should have sold it anyways.
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  • pitdogg2
    pitdogg2 Posts: 25,454
    edited January 2012
    What ? Are we the dumping ground now?
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  • tonyb
    tonyb Posts: 32,967
    edited January 2012
    When it comes to old equalizers, the value is basically what someone is willing to pay and in todays world, not much unless you like collecting these things. I would think a more appropriate target is the DJ scene where equalizers are still used by some. Home use though, they have all but bit the dust. Find yourself a pro audio site and you may get some hits.
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  • gmcman
    gmcman Posts: 1,806
    edited January 2012
    Do you have the microphone for it? Those are pretty cool units having the ability to automatically equalize a room to a flat curve.

    I would say hold in to it for awhile, at least try out the auto eq function.
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