Anyone familiar with the Pioneer SX1280?
Worth anything?

Hi,
I am only familiar with one in passing.

There is actually a group that publishes a "Blue Book price guide", but you would really need to know someone in the audio resale industry to really get current info.

Unless the amp is truly a memorable/desired name- such as McIntosh, most electronics older than about 3 years, sell at garage sale prices most of the time.

Realistic range for resale to a private party is perhaps 20 to 50 dollars. This is just a "from the hip" range. Pawn shops will be reselling anything they get their hands on, for well above what the real market is.

Not the answer you were hoping for, I am sure.

: Anyone familiar with the Pioneer SX1280?
: Worth anything?

:Hi,
:I am only familiar with one in passing.
:
:There is actually a group that publishes a "Blue Book price guide", but you would really need to know someone in the audio resale industry to really get current info.
:
:Unless the amp is truly a memorable/desired name- such as McIntosh, most electronics older than about 3 years, sell at garage sale prices most of the time.
:
:Realistic range for resale to a private party is perhaps 20 to 50 dollars. This is just a "from the hip" range. Pawn shops will be reselling anything they get their hands on, for well above what the real market is.
:
:Not the answer you were hoping for, I am sure.
:
:
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:: Anyone familiar with the Pioneer SX1280?
:: Worth anything?
:
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It was the top of the line under the Sx1980 pumped out 185 watts per channel. one of the greatest receivers ever made. worth at least 3 to 500.00 and you could get it on e-bay.