Where do you musicians sell used gear? Reverb is horrible ...

Reverb LP was a digital marketplace for buying and selling physical music. It allowed users to trade in new, used, and rare records, CDs, and ...

Reverb is number one, EBAY number two. Once in awhile FB Marketplace and craigslist. Hammond and Leslie's are hard to flip though in general.

I list gear on FB also. While I've sold fewer pieces there, I have found many buyers there. It can be very effective, especially when listing ...

I've used Craigslist, Ebay and Reverb. Right now, I'm leaning more toward Reverb to buy and sell musical instruments and equipment because they ...

I always put my guitars and pedals on Reverb, eBay, Facebook Marketplace, and Craigslist, and I've recently put them on here. Still, they ...

I think many dealers in Europe just want to be found on Reverb, but don't want to sell through Reverb itself, so they set the prices there way ...

On the selling front is the obvious : -huge increase in fee's and increase in buyer fraud leniency. I had a buyer admit to me, through Reverb ...

Horrible experience. No seller ... FYI, eBay updated their fees to match Reverb for the “Musical Instruments & Gear > Guitars & Basses” category…

But I haven't used eBay in probably a decade or more, and I don't have (nor will I get) a PayPal account. As for Reverb, I've used it to ...

I've had better luck selling on eBay than Reverb over the years. I certainly like Reverb better since their fee is almost half of eBay's. I just ...

Sites like Reverb.com and Sweetwater.com are dedicated to the buying and selling of instruments and musical equipment. What sets trading post ...

So Reverb does have it's problems but it is the absolute best way to get an instrument sold. My gear will sit on Ebay for months with no ...

Reverb is probably better for buying/selling gear than some alternatives for some things and probably not as good as others for others. (And ...

Reverb is probably one of the, if not, the biggest buy and sell website for musical instruments and gear on the internet today.

That is on the seller though and not Reverb or that it is used equipment. Reverb does help musicians by giving them a place to sell their used ...

eBay takes a much bigger chunk than they used to, in some cases it's actually unprofitable to sell there. Reverb is the best bet for music ...

If you're going to sell to GC, do make sure to bring your own lube because IME, their not gentle. If you want fast cash but nowhere near fair ...

I thought wrong! I'm bummed, I rely on Reverb for a lot of my sales. Then again, it has fueled my gear addiction horribly. I don ...

Reverb offers a foolproof way to sell your gear and an international audience of ready purchasers. If you want to get the most for your gear ...

However, if you're selling gear for money with the sole intent of improving your financial outlook, there's really no difference in the fee ...