I was wondering whether anyone else shares my thoughts: :thinking:
There are a few sellers of second hand hi-fi equipment who routinely gush and say how so and so amp or speaker is just the bees knees, excellent, best sound they've ever heard etc I have concluded that I need to wait till I find something you DON'T WANT TO SELL because you've obviously got a lot of experience, have heard a lot of products and the handful of items you don't want to sell will truly be worth owning. IF the products you're moving are as great as the ad says then why not keep 'em?
(I exclude from this argument people who are pressured into selling a treasured item for financial reasons.)
There are a few sellers of second hand hi-fi equipment who routinely gush and say how so and so amp or speaker is just the bees knees, excellent, best sound they've ever heard etc I have concluded that I need to wait till I find something you DON'T WANT TO SELL because you've obviously got a lot of experience, have heard a lot of products and the handful of items you don't want to sell will truly be worth owning. IF the products you're moving are as great as the ad says then why not keep 'em?
(I exclude from this argument people who are pressured into selling a treasured item for financial reasons.)
