Sad to have to part with it: I'm offering my classic Bryston 3B amplifier for sale. One owner, never serviced, never a single problem or issue. (The Bryston amp reputation for being 'tanks' is wholly warranted.) Estimated 16-17 years old (can't recall exact year purchased new), this classic hefty beauty is in lovely condition, both operationally and cosmetically: works as new, and has no major wear issues that I can see, other than one small scratch on front. Serial number 312692.
Will ship in its original Bryston box which will be 'floated' in a larger exterior box, nestled in acres of foam. The Brystons are very heavy, and the double-boxing means the package will be large in terms of width/length as well, so shipping will probably be $60-$80 (depending on your zip code) via UPS Ground to continental U.S., insured, adult delivery signature required. (Buyer to pay actual shipping only, I would never charge a 'handling' fee.)
Personal check, money order, or Paypal ok if verified & buyer pays the % fee (I am a verified U.S. PayPal account-holder).
I think I do still have the manual tucked away somewhere, but haven't been able to find it. This sale should therefore be considered the amplifier only, but I'll continue looking for the manual, and will mail it on my own dime if it turns up after the transaction.
Several photos here: Login to a private Photobucket.com album
The thumbnails should load the fairly large full photographs. (The album password = bryston [lowercase])
I haven't done a lot of in-depth recent pricing research on the Bryston amps, but I'm sure they've held their value over the years, and I have a good general sense of their worth -- rather than try to figure out a fixed price, I thought it might be easier to just post this for sale as a "Best Offer" kind of thing -- will sell to the best serious offer that comes in during the next seven days. I also have a fairly pristine McIntosh C26 Preamp that I'll be posting soon as well.
I'm brand new on this forum, but I have over 9 years of history on Ebay with 100% positive feedback (listing this here instead of there b/c between their fees and PayPal's cut, they get almost 20% of the sale, and I'm tired of that.) Feel free to email with any questions!
Will ship in its original Bryston box which will be 'floated' in a larger exterior box, nestled in acres of foam. The Brystons are very heavy, and the double-boxing means the package will be large in terms of width/length as well, so shipping will probably be $60-$80 (depending on your zip code) via UPS Ground to continental U.S., insured, adult delivery signature required. (Buyer to pay actual shipping only, I would never charge a 'handling' fee.)
Personal check, money order, or Paypal ok if verified & buyer pays the % fee (I am a verified U.S. PayPal account-holder).
I think I do still have the manual tucked away somewhere, but haven't been able to find it. This sale should therefore be considered the amplifier only, but I'll continue looking for the manual, and will mail it on my own dime if it turns up after the transaction.
Several photos here: Login to a private Photobucket.com album
The thumbnails should load the fairly large full photographs. (The album password = bryston [lowercase])
I haven't done a lot of in-depth recent pricing research on the Bryston amps, but I'm sure they've held their value over the years, and I have a good general sense of their worth -- rather than try to figure out a fixed price, I thought it might be easier to just post this for sale as a "Best Offer" kind of thing -- will sell to the best serious offer that comes in during the next seven days. I also have a fairly pristine McIntosh C26 Preamp that I'll be posting soon as well.
I'm brand new on this forum, but I have over 9 years of history on Ebay with 100% positive feedback (listing this here instead of there b/c between their fees and PayPal's cut, they get almost 20% of the sale, and I'm tired of that.) Feel free to email with any questions!
Hi lowpoke, I'm a little confused by your remarking that forum members can't see what I have to offer -- is the photobucket link not working for you? I tried it to be sure, and it appears to be working just fine - there are nine large, hi-res photos of the amp. As for price, if market is ~$550, I suppose I'd settle for anything that meets the $400 threshold -- Time is more of the essence than getting the highest possible price: I'd prefer to sell it a bit on the low side but quickly, rather than have to have it taking up space I need to clear out for a renovation.
And thanks so much Algar_emi for the helpful info!
And thanks so much Algar_emi for the helpful info!
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