Am wanting to dispose of top quality SVHS and DV hardware [UK]

[ivortripod]

Any suggestions other than ebay please

[johnmeyer]

What is wrong with eBay??? You'll get 10x the number of buyers that you would get on any other site, and therefore get the most money. It is better in every way than any other option, and it is really easy to use compared to fifteen years ago when it was first coming up to speed.

If you have Craigslist in the UK, that's another option, but I sure wouldn't use it for electronics, which can easily be shipped.

[ivortripod]

Appreciate quick reply, cheers

[bendixG15]

I just dumped mine, didn't see a market demand for video stuff that makes DVDs.

[ivortripod]

Thanks for the reply

[DB83]

The problem with selling 'top quality' stuff is that it is of value to you. But it's a buyer's market and few, if any, are prepared to pay even if they need it.

But, really, Fleabay is the way to go. You have all sorts of options available. Pure auction with a reserved price, set selling price but with 'offer' available etc.

[ivortripod]

I just dumped mine, didn't see a market demand for video stuff that makes DVDs.

Understood, Yet in Germany the FS-200 Panasonic is selling for 360 Euros or often considerably more

[manono]

Yeah, I think good stuff is worth more than bendixG15 might think. My Panasonic NV-HS860 was also quite expensive on the UK eBay, but not as expensive as the one ivortripod saw. Maybe they've continued to go up in price since I bought mine.

Like the others, I can think of no other site that reaches more people than eBay.

[hech54]

Germany has some fantastic VHS sellers on Ebay. Many of the VCRs were made in Germany anyway.

[ivortripod]

FS200 selling currently from Germany at £325 inc. warranty
ps Made in Japan