I've been watching Devialet Expert sales on Audiogon for some time. They certainly seem to sell, but the discount is significant (~66%, give or take based on model, more current is better). Bad news for sellers, great news for buyers. You should monitor Audiogon/HiFiShark for a sense of what realistic pricing looks like. Don't watch the listing prices, look for the units that actually sold (you can do this on Audiogon by "watching" the listing, and it will tell you whether it sold or merely expired).
I see the 440 Pro selling for around US$7500, which suggests US$3750 for a 220 Pro? The 200 seems to be well below US$3000 lately. The 250 Experts that sell seem to hover around US$5000. The D120 seems to be selling around US$2000 (which I'd say is a terrific value for buyers!).
I see the 440 Pro selling for around US$7500, which suggests US$3750 for a 220 Pro? The 200 seems to be well below US$3000 lately. The 250 Experts that sell seem to hover around US$5000. The D120 seems to be selling around US$2000 (which I'd say is a terrific value for buyers!).
Devialet 1000 Pro Core Infinity, Magico M3, Nordost Frey 2 speaker cable, PS Audio P15 Power Plant, Shunyata Alpha EF AC cable, Mac Mini running ROON.
