You need to break up the system, have the shipping cartons, and be willing to ship it. When selling audio gear second hand, preferring local pickup is very limiting on your market reach and the only way to entice a buyer is to go deep discounting it.

Lately a DSP5500HC was sold for $500.00 US (or less) in NYC because there was no box and you had to go get it. These should sell for at least twice that. The next person trying to sell one needs to be prepared that the bar has now been set pretty low.

Here in the US, the G68D will bring about $1000.00 used. The DSP5200s would sell typically for $2500.00 a pair for legacy maybe double that for SL. The SW5500 might go for $500.00 and the HD621 for $1000.00 tops.

All that said the gear would total about ten grand based on the current selling prices here. At least it is all black which is a plus.

I wish you good luck but, I would keep it. It is still some of the best sounding gear available for what it does. The DSP speakers are still one of the best values on the market if, you understand and appreciate the engineering, benefits, and sound quality.

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