The used equipements shop.

[Dreamcatcher]

Any body knows where I can find some used equipements shops in LA, Las Vegas, San Fransico and New York? better have the detail address or telephone numbers.

Thanks!

[jrhymeammo]

better have the detail address or telephone numbers.

Whatta HELL!!!!

I usually help people with links and pics, but you sir may have something petruding into your Oppss.....

Dreamcatcher huh? I will remember that.

[jrhymeammo]

Whatta HELL!!!!

I usually help people with links and pics, but you sir may have something petruding into your Oppss.....

Dreamcatcher huh? I will remember that.

Sorry about that. I'm a bit cranky this morning.

Try this. http://www.yellowbook.com/?se=2&kw=y...ages+directory

[The Tahitijack]

Dream,
I'm with you on this one. I purchased and sold used gear at a shop in downtown Torrance, CA and one in Newport Beach, CA. These used gear shops disappeared a long time ago and I have not been able to find any others. A few years back I wanted a mid-70's Marantz reciever-blue fm/am dial, gyro tuning wheel, signal meters-you know the one. I could not find any ventage dealers in SoCal (San Fernando Valley to Riverside to San Diego). The only place I find used gear is at places like Best Buy and Circuit City, but this is "new" gear that has been returned, which becomes open box/returned/used and marked down. Once in a while you'll find some odds and ends audio gear suitable for your office. The best place to shop for used is online. A few e-tailers actually operate bricks and morter stores. Good luck I know how you feel.

[topspeed]

You'll find a far, far, better selection at audiogon.com than you'll ever find at a shop that has used gear (if you can find one in the first place).

[cruzin]

There is a very good "used " audio shop " in Sherman Oaks. I dont recall the name but its location is,on the north side of ventura blvd,just west of fulton.Hes listed in the yellow pages under stereo repair.

I was there a couple of months ago and the selection the guy has is enormous.

[hermanv]

Most "High End" shops have used or trade ins. They obviously will push the new stuff, but if asked will show you what they have. Usually a small and limited selection, sometimes coupled with an unsuported opinion of the high worth of the equipment.

A lot of leg work for little result. If you live in a big city it's often possible to find a listing for a specific used item on the internet within driving distance. Most sellers are happy to demonstrate their item, plus you get exposure to a lot of systems, some extraordinary and of course some less so.

[hifitommy]

that would be the audio specialist, actually a repair shop that has a fair number of pieces for sale at decent prices.

http://audiospecialist.com/

another option is brooks berdan in monrovia where the choices are more high end which is perfect if thats what you want.

http://www.brooksberdanltd.com/

i have done business with both and sent friends to both and have had no complaints.