Does anyone know of a good website

[MBeetz]

for selling instruments and DAW's. I've tried selling things at music stores, and well they might as well have asked me to let them have the stuff, they dont offer much for anything. Ive got a couple of things i would like to sell so i can replace with others i need, please reply if you know of any.

[bombastique]

Ebay has been my outlet of choice - I've sold tons of stuff and never had a problem...

[MBeetz]

Okay, do you have to pay any type of fees or taxes? i've been told people sell a lot of stuff through there but never found this out.

Also can you come out loosing by using ebay, say if someone doesn't bid what you ask. Thanx for replying.

[howie15]

When you sell stuff on ebay, they take a small percentage of what you sell it for. How much depends on the price. I think they also just added a small fee for listing items. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. I haven't sold something since last fall. You can set your lowest bid or "reserve price" and if nobody bids high enough you don't have to sell and just try again later. It's a good way to get your stuff to the masses.
Howie

[MBeetz]

Thanks for your reply it was very helpful, im gonna see if i can post some of my gear on it this week hopefully ill have some luck selling this stuff. Thanx

[strunz0]

digibid.com is also a great place to sell pro audio gear. they are like an EBAY, but for just pro audio and video. I would check it out.

[ElectricAuntJemima]

What city or country are you in?
Do you have a local recycler?
I've sold alot of guitars ect. through
the recycler. Plus their ads are free.
They do have a website, but I'm not sure of the address, though I will find out for you.

[MBeetz]

Thanx alot guys, i live in Ft. Lauderdale and im not sure if they have a local recycler here. Im gonna try digibid.com and see if they charge any fees and stuff. Free ads sound good though if you can find that website it would help out alot thanks.