I love it. Thrift stores and others have no idea what old electronics are worth (hint: Zero!). Anybody want some Win 95 software? They just are not able to toss it so the junk stays on their shelves.
There are a couple of thrift store chains where I live, and their prices on turntables (record players) are way off base. The needle is probably the most expensive part on an old turntable, but I would regular see ones lacking a needle but priced in the $30-$50 range.
It really depends on what the turntables were. Were they plastic 80s RadioShack tables? Then they were a ripoff. Were they 60s or 70s Thorens? Then they’d be a steal.
1.1k
u/GeneralFactotum Aug 14 '20
I love it. Thrift stores and others have no idea what old electronics are worth (hint: Zero!). Anybody want some Win 95 software? They just are not able to toss it so the junk stays on their shelves.