COVID era YouTube gear channels yielded me a couple dusty shelves of amazon, temu, and wish afford-a-board pedals. I want to put these all in one box, in one ad to one person. Those ad are on reverb, and I can see how long they have been up, but it's there any way to see if any of these types have sold?
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Reverb advice
- Thread starter ghiggin1079
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Not sure if I’m understanding your question, so forgive me if I’m not - are you trying to figure out pricing ranges for the pedals? If you go to the search filter in Reverb, scroll down to “Show Only” and select “sold listings” - this will bring up items that recently sold and the prices paid for them.
That's wasn't the question, but that is the right answer. I want to know if there was a way to see if historically pedal "lots" sold..
Probably better off looking on eBay for more data. But the variety between what you got and what others has sold is probably gonna make comparison not very helpful. But I would expect a poor return unless you put in the work and sell individually.
People sell lots all the time. It's unlikely you'll find the same lot as what you have. So any pricing information is not going to be accurate or relevant.
You're not gonna get much, you know that right?
If they truly aren't worth much you're probably better off donating them to a school, or to a kid on the block trying to learn guitar. They will be GREATLY appreciated, versus selling a lot to a reverb dealer only for him to flip.
On a desktop computer -
1. Search the pedal on Reverb.
2. Click "All Filters"
3. Click "Show Only"
4. Select "Sold Listings"
It works a little different on your phone, but the same idea.
1. Search the pedal on Reverb.
2. Click "All Filters"
3. Click "Show Only"
4. Select "Sold Listings"
It works a little different on your phone, but the same idea.
I don’t know how many pedals you have in the lot, but shipping is probably going to kill any profits. Put it up on eBay and cover your shipping costs. Start bidding at a $1 and see what you get.
Moving pedals as a single lot is going to be hard unless you have a collection of valuable pedals that might interest a dealer, full time flipper, or serious collector. IMO your best bet would be to list the ones actually worth something individually and give away or just toss the rest. Shipping has gotten expensive and pretty much destroyed the cheap pedal market.
The earlier suggestion to list your stuff in the TB classifieds is a good one. There’s no sales commission or listing fee. Just put them all in one big ad with individual prices for each item like others here have done. Anything that’s going to move will sell relatively quickly. After that you can decide what you want to do with the rest of your collection.
Luck!
The earlier suggestion to list your stuff in the TB classifieds is a good one. There’s no sales commission or listing fee. Just put them all in one big ad with individual prices for each item like others here have done. Anything that’s going to move will sell relatively quickly. After that you can decide what you want to do with the rest of your collection.
Luck!
I think what ima do is list the +$50 ones and ta k e the rest to music go roundMoving pedals as a single lot is going to be hard unless you have a collection of valuable pedals that might interest a dealer, full time flipper, or serious collector. IMO your best bet would be to list the ones actually worth something individually and give away or just toss the rest. Shipping has gotten expensive and pretty much destroyed the cheap pedal market.
The earlier suggestion to list your stuff in the TB classifieds is a good one. There’s no sales commission or listing fee. Just put them all in one big ad with individual prices for each item like others here have done. Anything that’s going to move will sell relatively quickly. After that you can decide what you want to do with the rest of your collection.
Luck!
Anyone with notifications still on, I ha e multiple source audio one series pedals I'd value from $75-100 each used. That said does anyone have any xp with Sweetwater gear exchange, at the end of this I'm wanting a tc-x3 so the store credit thing wouldn't be that big of a deal.
