Selling my Panasonic RX-DT75

I've owned it since new in 1994, it all still works exactly the same as it always did. Brilliantly.

Sadly, a growing household means that space (and cash) is at a premium. Got a few cosmetic marks - a small scratch on each speaker grill and the aerial is slightly bent, but still extends/retracts and folds correctly. Remote works fine. Original box is long gone, but I do have a pdf of the manual.

Having found one on US Ebay for $360, I'm going to start by asking for £150, plus delivery to pretty much anywhere. Or can collect from Northumberland, UK

I have one of these and they really do sound great. However, with respect, i think you could be asking a bit much for this unit.

Most the members on here collect boxes more from the 80's, you may have more joy on ebay.

Good luck all the same.

These boxes go for between $60 -$90 on ebay usually in better condition. Whoever asking $360 never going to get it. Some sellers are known to overprice way over the top, always go for what it actually sold for recently.

just to echo others opinions here, these boxes are not that highly sought after. No disrespect intended but my advice would be to start very low and see where it goes from there.

Good luck with the sale!

Here's the advert I found on ebay:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/PANASO...-RADIO-/270717008875

Sold for $361 in 29 bids, so obviously worth something to a few people.

To be honest, I have no idea of its value, I know it was good when I bought it for myself and I realise it could be a collector's item, so I'm keen to get as much for it as I can.

But also, I can see its an 18 year old CD player with a twein cassette deck that won't be much use to most people.

Ebay it is. Thanks for your interest and advice.

Twein cassette. This one, is new on me .

then you don't know huckleberry feinn

Nein, herr samovar.

very funny :-)

now on ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150920163424

Then I'll move this to the eBay thread