Capilleh

Audio-Visual

Sell surplus AV and conferencing equipment.

Crestron, Extron, Biamp, Shure, Poly, Logitech, QSC, Sennheiser. From corporate refresh cycles to staging project wraps to full venue decommissions.

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COMMON TRIGGERS

Why surplus shows up.

  • 01Corporate AV refresh on a 3–5 year cycle
  • 02Hybrid work redesign (room reconfiguration, codec replacement)
  • 03Pro AV staging or live event project wrap
  • 04Platform migration (legacy Polycom or Cisco to Zoom Rooms, Teams Rooms, or Webex)
  • 05Venue close, sale, or full facility decommission
  • 06Office downsizing or relocation reducing conference room count

WHAT WE BUY

Equipment we actively purchase.

Control systems

  • Crestron processors (CP3, CP4, RMC, DIN-AP, 4-Series)
  • Crestron DM-NVX encoders and decoders
  • Crestron touch panels (TS, TSW series)
  • Crestron Flex, NX series
  • Extron control processors (IPCP, IPL series)

AV over IP and signal management

  • Extron matrix switchers, DTP, XTP series
  • Crestron DigitalMedia
  • Biamp Tesira (Server, Forte, Tesiraforte)
  • QSC Q-SYS (Core series)
  • Atlona OmniStream

Video conferencing

  • Poly Studio (X30, X50, X70, USB) and Trio
  • Logitech Rally, Rally Bar, MeetUp, Tap
  • Cisco Webex Room and Desk series
  • Yealink MeetingBar, UVC series
  • Neat Bar, Frame, Board

Audio

  • Shure Microflex (MXA, MXW, IntelliMix)
  • Sennheiser TeamConnect, EW IEM, MobileConnect
  • QSC and Crown amplifiers
  • Biamp Devio
  • Audio-Technica conferencing series

Displays and projection (commercial-grade only)

  • NEC commercial displays
  • Samsung commercial display series (QM, QH, IF series)
  • LG commercial display series
  • Christie, Barco, Panasonic, Epson laser projectors (pro-grade)

Lot purchases

  • AV racks, mounts, and infrastructure (lot only)
  • Cabling, connectors, and adapters (lot only)
  • Lectern and credenza systems

WHAT WE DO NOT BUY

Honest limits.

We are upfront about what falls outside our buyback. Knowing this in advance saves everyone time.

  • Consumer-grade televisions and home theater equipment
  • Equipment under 3 years old with active OEM trade-in programs (we will redirect you — usually a better deal)
  • Projectors below 5,000 lumens unless part of a larger lot
  • Loose cables, adapters, and accessories unless part of a lot purchase

HOW IT WORKS

From inventory list to payment.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you have

    Submit the form below. Upload an inventory list, share photos, or just describe what you have. Single items and full facility decommissions both welcome.

  2. 02

    We review and quote

    Our team reviews the equipment against current market comps. Most quotes come back within 48 hours. We will tell you what we can buy, what we cannot, and why.

  3. 03

    We confirm logistics

    Once you accept the quote, we coordinate pickup, packaging, and data sanitization if applicable. We work with your facilities and IT teams directly.

  4. 04

    We take it in

    Equipment moves through documented chain of custody from your dock to ours. Serial numbers are reconciled at pickup and again at intake.

  5. 05

    You get paid

    Payment terms are Net 7 on standard deals, Net 30 by arrangement. Certificates of Destruction and Recycling are issued when applicable.

For this category

  • Crestron systems are reset to factory defaults before resale; system files are wiped.
  • Conferencing devices are unenrolled from MDM, room provisioning systems, and SSO before resale.
  • For Pro AV staging gear, we account for road wear in the condition grade and price accordingly.
  • Lot purchases of cables, mounts, and infrastructure are priced as a single bundle.

GET A QUOTE

Tell us what you have.

Describe what you have in the field below. Most quotes come back within 48 hours.

STEP 1

What you have

Pick the closest match. "Mixed" is fine if it spans categories.

A rough estimate is enough — we will confirm at intake.

STEP 2

When and where

Timeline
Pickup needed?

STEP 3

About you

COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions we hear often.

Yes. Crestron processors and touch panels are reset to factory defaults before resale — programming does not affect resale value. If you can share the original SIMPL or SIMPL# program files, that is helpful for buyers, but it is not required.
Conferencing devices (Poly, Logitech, Cisco, Yealink) must be unenrolled from your MDM, room provisioning portal, and SSO before resale. We help coordinate this with your IT team. Devices still tied to your tenant cannot be resold until released.
Honestly, it depends. For equipment under 3 years old with active OEM trade-in programs (Crestron, Poly, Logitech all offer them), the OEM credit is often the better deal because it bundles with new purchases. For older gear, mixed-vintage lots, or when you are not buying new equipment, Capilleh typically offers more cash value. We will tell you upfront which path makes more sense.
Yes. Road-worn gear is graded honestly — cosmetic wear, missing accessories, and prior repairs are factored in. Pro AV staging equipment retains meaningful value when functionally sound. Send us a list with condition notes.
Corporate equipment is typically rack-mounted, cosmetically clean, and well-maintained — premium pricing. Staging gear is portable, often shows road wear, but is built to be tougher — pricing reflects condition and functional grade. Both are welcome.
Commercial displays (NEC, Samsung commercial, LG commercial) yes. Direct-view LED video wall systems case-by-case — they involve significant freight and reinstallation cost, which factors into the offer.
Yes. Full room decommissions are routine — codec, displays, mounts, control, audio, cabling. We coordinate with your AV integrator (or send our own crew) to dismount, palletize, and ship.

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Other equipment we purchase.

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