The JVC HR-S7600 is a popular "cult" model among members here who are transferring their VHS collections to DVD or PC files. The big button on the front labeled "TBC/DNR" is worth a good chunk of change to some buyers.
But condition is everything with these: when they're good, they're great, when they're bad, they destroy any tape that gets within 10 feet of them. You need to ruthlessly examine yours by playing, rewinding and speed searching thru at least a dozen tapes. After you finish, zip thru the first couple again to make sure your 7600 didn't damage them. If you examine the machine carefully and verify its good, you'll get a nice price on eBay with no hassle from the buyer. If you don't thoroughly vet it before selling, you'll get nasty blowback from the buyer and end up with an eBay dispute. You could try selling it "as-is" with a return/refund guarantee if they don't like it, but again this subjects you to hassle and a possible dispute (this is the kind of item that attracts the most annoying type of persnickety-assed eBay buyer: if they can cause trouble, they always do).
If in truly awesome condition with remote, you can probably get $199 for it after a couple runs at eBay, perhaps more if no one else lists one that week and you have good pictures of it. The advantage of eBay is its the one place someone will pay the going inflated price for this kind of JVC: if they need it now, they hit eBay and pay what you're asking. Craig's List is easier, but everybody on Craig's List wants a killer bargain and you'll get inundated with lowball offers. If you're willing to accept $99, you could go with Craig's List for the convenience.
