Sold F/S Diamond Audio D6 300.4
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100 bucks
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im not that desperate...im looking for either cash or a 2 channel amp....whatever i sell this amp for im going to put it toward a 2 channel amp....thanks tho lol
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lol where did I put it....Im selling it here now
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im not selling for less then 200...im sorry...if this thing had some kinda defect or was scratched i would do so but its in MINT condition it only has some use out of it
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I won't forward any opinions on your asking price as it is less than what a new one would cost....even on eBay...but!
1) Listing it in the eBay Motors section, IMO, was a bit of tactical error. Yes, people doing a search on that specific amplifier would have been given your listing in their search results. Those people that know there are often good deals to be had on car audio gear in the 'Motors' side of eBay would probably have found it as well. The vast majority of eBay car audio equipment buyers, however, would be more likely to find what they're after by just browsing the consumer electronics category under car audio stuff (because this is the most sensible place for that sort of gear to be listed...most eBayers don't even give consideration to eBay Motors unless they wanna buy a whole car). It's all about the most effective listing exposure to your potential buying public.
2) If you won't take less than $200...okay - that's your choice. It's your product. But put a lower starting price and use the Reserve Price option on your listing. Or - put it as a BIN item rather than an auction item. A starting bid of $210 will prove intimidating for some eBayers as they're generally on there trying to not only find a specific item but get an "Oooo, whatta deal!" on it as well.
Other than that...bump for a nice amp and good luck selling it! //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
I won't forward any opinions on your asking price as it is less than what a new one would cost....even on eBay...but!
1) Listing it in the eBay Motors section, IMO, was a bit of tactical error. Yes, people doing a search on that specific amplifier would have been given your listing in their search results. Those people that know there are often good deals to be had on car audio gear in the 'Motors' side of eBay would probably have found it as well. The vast majority of eBay car audio equipment buyers, however, would be more likely to find what they're after by just browsing the consumer electronics category under car audio stuff (because this is the most sensible place for that sort of gear to be listed...most eBayers don't even give consideration to eBay Motors unless they wanna buy a whole car). It's all about the most effective listing exposure to your potential buying public.
2) If you won't take less than $200...okay - that's your choice. It's your product. But put a lower starting price and use the Reserve Price option on your listing. Or - put it as a BIN item rather than an auction item. A starting bid of $210 will prove intimidating for some eBayers as they're generally on there trying to not only find a specific item but get an "Oooo, whatta deal!" on it as well.
Other than that...bump for a nice amp and good luck selling it! //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
Since you already have a DA 2-channel amp, what size are you looking to upgrade to run your S600's off of?
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