If you're anything like me, sometimes it's hard to let go of the nostalgia tied to our old gear. A couple of years ago, I faced the same dilemma with a cherished amplifier. First, you'll want to assess its condition. Clean, scratch-free units with original parts tend to fetch more. Plus, do a little research on its market demand. I learned that online audio forums are goldmines for insight. Another factor is brand reputation. Classic brands with a cult following often have better resale value. If you can, try to find similar models listed for sale. This should give you an idea of its going rate. While reading up on this, I came across this page that could be worth checking out. On a related note, even if there's a sentimental attachment, knowing its market worth can make the parting a bit easier.
