# DEQX HDP-4 at AUD $2,000 – Buyer Notes
At AUD $2,000, this is a solid buy if the unit is genuinely in good working order. The HDP-4 originally retailed around AUD $4,300, and used examples typically move between AUD $1,000–$2,500 depending on condition and completeness. You're at the higher end of that range, so condition really matters here. If it's clean, fully functional, and includes the microphone kit and USB input module, this pricing sits fair-to-reasonable. However, the HDP-4 is now a legacy product (discontinued years ago), so you're betting on long-term support and parts availability.
Before committing, verify the unit powers on cleanly and cycles through its menu without glitches—older digital processors can develop capacitor issues. Confirm the microphone calibration kit is present and functional; it's essential for the room-correction magic and expensive to replace separately. Ask the seller for proof of recent use and whether it's been recapped or serviced. Check that all input/output connectors are clean and the USB module (if included) works reliably, as these can be finicky on older gear.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.