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My instinct with nice things is that there's no going back
Agree with this.
It's a nice set up but it's not going to bring in a huge amount of money. Unless it's some kind of "downsizing life" type endeavour, I'd be in favour of keeping it.
ChasnotRobert-
it's not going to bring in a huge amount of money
How very dare you! Indeed, if parted out its probably worth maybe 3.5k give or take. A fraction of what I've paid in total for it all over the years.
The money really isn't the issue at all. It's lack of recent use made me think I could put it into something else, maybe bike related or into work thats being done on the house soon.I think gbj_tester and StevePeel are right though. I know fine well that I'd have regret down the line and getting something new that had performance on par with the amp would cost a fair bit.
I think it's just the stage of life I'm in at the moment. My kids are still young etc.
I can't put a value on the enjoyment it's given me over the years previously though so I suppose that answers it.
TotalShanner
Depends. How much money would be left over? How much space would you save? How much do you value those things over what would presumably be a downgrade in musical enjoyment?
My instinct with nice things is that there's no going back, and you will always regret downgrading just for money, but of course a sufficiently large amount of money would make the regret easier to bear.