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Equlizers
Posted by Alan L. Maier [SysOp] [IP: 12.75.199.122] on August 25, 1999 at 20:47:50 In Reply to: Equlizers posted by WINGNUT on August 25, 1999 at 06:24:32: If you are unsure of the value of your audio item, one way to find out is by listing them on an auction site and let the bidding public fight over them (or ignore them). In your case I think you have an item people will trip over in a bidding frenzy. My suggestion is to take a good photo of them and be able to upload it via your computer. Then list them on an auction site such as eBay using a photo listing service such as AuctionWatch. With AuctionWatch (www.auctionwatch.com), you do need to register before-hand and receive a password to access their free hosting service. Then to list, simply upload your photos (smaller data size the better - use "smartsaver" jpg compression if you have it) and list through them. If you do not have a digital camera nor access to one - take a regular film photo. You can scan it and manipulate the photo size to around 200K max, or request a photo disk when you have them processed if you don't have a scanner. Your extra time and investment will pay off. Also remember you do need to register to sell on eBay, which requires a $10 charge to your credit card (which is applied to your auction fees). Good luck! Alan : Greetings : I have (2) single channel 24 band Altec equlizers. Each piece has 24 detent rotating knobs. The frequency controll is from 60HZ to 12500HZ on each piece. Each octive unit contains a seperate "Acousta Voicing Systems" controls. They are approx 20 years old and have been sitting in a box for many of those years. : My question is, Does anyone know how much I could possible sell them for and where? : Thanks for "any" info. : Wingnut
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