In support of my fallow GAS(ers?) - we all jump on new shiny toys and sales, but we also all have some bit of equipment we don't use and know we should roll over for more gear funds but never take the time to post on KVR or ebay.
 
so what's that one piece of gear you are really not using and should get rid of? I'll start - for me it's my mid-80s Roland Jazz Chorus. It's a great amp in fantastic condition, it just never gets played with the other amps I have close at hand. But Craig's list gives me the willies...

IK Multimedia T Racks and CSR Reverb, reasonably priced at the time but still more expensive than the worthless I equate it with.
 
SpectraSonics Trilogy... it seemed expensive for what it is and after I got to know it I figured out I'd never use it. I doubt it's worth the CD it's on.
 
Life goes on. I feel lucky that I learned a long, long time ago how to save up and pay no strings attached cash for stuff that I would grow in to and so I have long and friendly relationship with almost all of my gear and software. :-)
 
 
 

I have a mint condition Mesa Boogie Blue Angel Combo (1x12) that hasn't been used in years. I don't have the time nor the need to play/record live......been doing all my playing/recording on my DAW and do want to sell this vintage gear. I'm with you about Craigslist giving the willies.......I'd rather keep this until I find a safe/trustworthy buyer.   

Reverbs. I've never actually wanted to sell stuff as I do a lot of research but for some reason I overstocked on reverbs a year or two ago. I'm not sure why I really wanted them.? Why do I want to sound like I'm in a cathedral or a cave or a long tunnel and why do I have a number of plug-ins all doing exactly the same thing. Unfortunatley, they are NFR. Even the tightest among us get it wrong occasionally. Great products - it's not like they are rubbish - but a bit surplus.
 
If I was advising someone now I'd say just buy one Reverb plug-in as you tend to get lots more included in other plug-ins and DAWs.
 
It's different if it's your living  but bedroom warriors don't need a shedload of anything really.

I have a TC Helicon Voiceworks.  It is a rackmount jobber, and I played around with it maybe4 times, never in a song.  
I guess I could use it as a preamp, or as a reverb unit....

Any and all of my older software that has a transferable license.  But I'm to lazy to figure out how to do it...Natch.

Digitech Vocalist VL3D - It's a nice unit but I find Antares and Flux better for my needs in the harmony generation arena.

The ones I don't need/use are ones I got for free, or so ridicilously cheap that selling is no option. There's nothing I've bought that doesn't get used.
I've never had the cash for commercial GAS.

I have a bunch of rack-mount gear from the 90s that I cannot even give away.  Back when I bought them, these units cost $750 to $1400 (plus one had to spend extra for PC editors and maybe for expansion sound cards).
 
I've looked around trying to find some educational institution that could make good use of the gear but nobody seems interested.  I had to put it all out on the curb for electronic recycling, but may end up doing just that.

Anyone have a Yamaha FB-01 that I can have (I'll pay shipping)? I have some old songs that I only have the MIDI for and I'd like to digitize the sounds (for posterity).