Price, accessories and sale terms

This guide does not replace the dedicated Muviber used-gear valuation guide, but the listing should make the selected price understandable.

If you are asking more than the typical market level, the reason should be apparent: exceptional condition, accessories, originality, rarity or other verifiable characteristics.

If you are asking significantly less, avoid leaving the reason unclear: an unusually low price without explanation can create suspicion.

Price, description and photos should tell the same story.

If the photos show cases, stands, cables, pedals, power supplies or other objects, specify which ones form part of the sale.

You can use a simple list:

Included

• instrument;
• case;
• power supply;
• original parts.

Not included

• stand used for the photo;
• test cables;
• other visible instruments.

This prevents the buyer from interpreting a photograph as an implicit promise that everything shown will be included.

State the delivery options you are genuinely prepared to handle.

For example:

• local collection;
• shipping;
• both;
• any geographic limits;
• special restrictions for heavy or fragile items.

There is no need to include the full packing and shipping procedure here; that belongs in the dedicated guide.

The listing should still make clear how the item can actually reach the buyer.

If you are willing to consider offers, you can say so without promising automatic discounts.

If the price is fixed, state that clearly.

Avoid aggressive or contradictory wording such as “non-negotiable” followed by an invitation to make offers.

You do not need to publish your absolute minimum simply to reduce messages; it can remain an internal decision threshold.

Detailed offer management belongs in the dedicated Muviber selling guide.