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Median sold price per month, trailing 1 months. Roughly flat over the period.
Based on classifieds listings marked SOLD — asking prices sellers marked as sold, not confirmed sale prices. Refreshed daily from our deal-scan comp checks.
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| Individual sold records for this model are still being compiled — the fair-value estimate above is based on 41 recent sales. | |||
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The Kenwood MC-60 is Kenwood's classic desk microphone, the standard pairing for Kenwood HF rigs for decades -- if you see a Kenwood HF station in a photo, there's usually an MC-60 next to it. The used market is deep: 41 recent sales with a median around $115, though prices swing from $15 for rough units to $201 for clean boxed ones. A genuine bargain lands under about $86. When buying used, work the PTT bar a dozen times and flex the cord along its length -- the switch and cable are what wear out on desk mics, and both are cheap to fix but good haggling leverage.
Based on 41 recent sales, fair market value is around $115. Rough units go as low as $15; clean boxed ones reach $201.
Under the 25% rule, anything below about $86 is a genuine bargain -- 25% under the $115 median.
Work the PTT bar repeatedly and flex the cord along its length. The switch and cable are the wear points; both are cheap fixes but good haggling leverage.
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