Given a sufficiently nice collection of sheaves on a smooth variety V, Bondal explained how to build a quiver Q such that the derived category of representations of Q is equivalent to the derived category of coherent sheaves on V. We consider the case in which these sheaves are all line bundles and study the moduli spaces of semistable representations of Q for various stability conditions, which we construct using geometric invariant theory. We show that V can often be recovered as a connected component of such a moduli space, and the induced line bundle on V may be described in terms of the input data. In certain special cases, we interpret our results in the language of topological string theory.