Audio valuations

@elf1 
I've run into similar experience... A few things. I suspect the economy has affected even many of the mighty audiophiles. Getting someone to pay thousands rather than hundreds is tough.  
I have a pre for sale now.  For what it is, It is offered at a fabulous price and I am already losing a few hundred dollars from what I paid for it just months ago. In this case, my assumption is that it isn't one of the Big Brand names, so being less known is not getting the looks of the big brands,  but it is a fabulous product and I have no takers. 
Lastly,  there are a select number of people interested in a narrow product category. I suspect that our audiophile community is aging and shrinking.  Good Luck Brother,  Tim 

I do that daily and as a result of such endeavors, I'm not offended, frustrated or worried about low offers. All I do is agree or disagree. 
If you reveal component you want to sell, I'll throw few cents...

You don’t have anything listed here! Where is it listed?

I guess I should have been clearer with my question. I am looking to sell a tube preamp that can be considered vintage. Needless to say it is difficult to find many of these AR SP6 preamps for sale. If Audiogon, US audio mart, ebay, etc. would provide the actual sale price would be helpful. I understand that vintage equipment to a collector could sell for a different price than someone who wants to use the equipment. I am sure all members would appreciate what other items sell for. 
To answer Yogiboy, I have the preamp listed on US Audio.

The market for many items here is very thin. In a thin market you have two choices, just wait for the right buyer to come around or reduce prices until sold.

In a very thin market, past sales are less a predictor of what you will currently get than they are in a dense market, IMHO.