If one would buy a Uniti2 and sell it three years later, what would the loss be?
Might be a reasonble affair...
Might be a reasonble affair...
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When should you upgrade your hi-fi? How to control ‘upgradeitis’
Buy high price Naim and sell 2nd hand at good price
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roger06
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Depends on what other new gear is availabe and at what price. Generally Naim stuff depreciates very little, which reminds me I really should sell my CD5i...
chebby
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It's all relative. You might buy for £2800 and sell for £2200 (by which time a brand new one may cost about £3500*) in which case everyone is happy so long as the old one is still in tip-top condition and comes with all original packing (also in good nick) and paperwork and cd transit screw etc.
I bought a Nait 5i and CD5i ex-demo for £1440 together (10 percent off full price at the time). Two years later they went for a total of £1130.
A NAT05 bought used for £450 sold for £450 and a set of n-Sats bought for £450 (ex-dealer) sold for £420.
None of that included postage which was all charged on top.
*Extrapolating from how the price of the original Naim Uniti went up during it's product life from £1995 to £2500)
I bought a Nait 5i and CD5i ex-demo for £1440 together (10 percent off full price at the time). Two years later they went for a total of £1130.
A NAT05 bought used for £450 sold for £450 and a set of n-Sats bought for £450 (ex-dealer) sold for £420.
None of that included postage which was all charged on top.
*Extrapolating from how the price of the original Naim Uniti went up during it's product life from £1995 to £2500)
Say £3000-£1000=£2000 which per year 'rental' would be ~£700. Keep it five years and the 'rental' is £400.
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