Bought my Nait 1 when they first came out for £179. Reckon I should look to get back what I paid?
I buy a s/h CDP for a sensible price today, run 10 CDs through it over the next 2-3 weeks, decide it isn't to my liking and want to move it on.
How much per CD do you reckon I should plan to loose on the operation?
I would say that so long as you haven't been suckered on the purchase and the time between isn't beyond months, it is normal to expect and get what you paid, it certainly is for me. I just loose the p&p.
At any rate It is what the market will bear...
... It always strikes me as a particularly dumb thing to put.... I guess that the people who write this stuff are trying to make it clear that they aren’t aiming to make a profit (as such),...
CD players don't like being send around the country, and Naim for instance recommends avoiding sending them back to HQ for service unless they are actually broken. So yes, CD players depreciate every time they change...
Had it a very short while, now moving it on.
didn’t meet expectations then?
FWIW I don’t haggle. I’m either interested or not at the asking price. I don’t make contact if the price is more than the thing is worth to me. I also use an auction sniper, leave bids at the local auction etc, just what its worth to me, if it goes for more it is no loss. I just don’t enjoy any ‘negotiation’ phase at all either buying or selling.
I just don’t enjoy any ‘negotiation’ phase at all either buying or selling.
Bought my Nait 1 when they first came out for £179. Reckon I should look to get back what I paid?