Normal
Re: What to do with junky old equipmentI sold my old passive analog rig to people on Craigslist and what did not sell there went to Guitar Center for sale or trade. You have to price the stuff right, but even more important you must sell it at the right time. I try to never hold onto gear for too long. Get your money's worth then sell it. Cables, compressors, eqs, behry monitors, DSP, 3 analog 2 behry 1 yamaha mixers, 8 pairs of tops and subs, but all my stuff was babied and still in working condition when I sold it. Who on earth would want to buy broken gear that is also obsolete. When some of my gear went bad on me before I could sell it, but after warranty, I would fix it, then sell it afterwards or sell it to a dude who could fix it himself and give him a discount equal to buying the parts. Other than that I'd say donate it to a curious youngster with a knack for breaking down electronics.
Re: What to do with junky old equipment
I sold my old passive analog rig to people on Craigslist and what did not sell there went to Guitar Center for sale or trade. You have to price the stuff right, but even more important you must sell it at the right time. I try to never hold onto gear for too long. Get your money's worth then sell it. Cables, compressors, eqs, behry monitors, DSP, 3 analog 2 behry 1 yamaha mixers, 8 pairs of tops and subs, but all my stuff was babied and still in working condition when I sold it. Who on earth would want to buy broken gear that is also obsolete. When some of my gear went bad on me before I could sell it, but after warranty, I would fix it, then sell it afterwards or sell it to a dude who could fix it himself and give him a discount equal to buying the parts. Other than that I'd say donate it to a curious youngster with a knack for breaking down electronics.
