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At 01:39 PM 4/3/98 -0800, you wrote: >At 10:13 AM 4/3/98 -0800, Randy Reichenbach wrote: > >>Thanks for making that point Peter. Maybe I've just subscribed >>to rather helpful newgroups in the past, but this group does seem a bit >>on the helpful-only-if-I-can-toot-my-own-horn-in-the-process side. >> >>Last week I asked a simple question, "What is the going rate for a used >>JamMan?". I received not even ONE response. I would imagine that 80% >>of you have a good idea. Was my question too basic and "newbee" for all >>you pros? > >I'd like to think this is a helpful list, that is the point of it. Mostly >it >seems that it is, but if there are ways to make it better please suggest >them! > >It's not a particularly huge list (several hundred people), so sometimes >you >might post something that doesn't happen to catch anybody right and >doesn't >spark up any replies. It happens to me all the time here, and elsewhere as >well. It doesn't mean people are dissing you (although it's easy to think >that sometimes). Just be patient and try again. > >kim >________________________________________________________ >Kim Flint 408-752-9284 >Mpact System Engineering kflint@chromatic.com >Chromatic Research http://www.chromatic.com > > > > Randy: if 'tis any consolation, the list ignores MOST of what I post (hmmmm...so do the other lists I subscribe to . . . boy, there's a lot of miscreants out there ;) . . . I paid about $325 with shipping for mine and another $20 or so to expand the memory to 32 seconds--I wouldn't spend more, especially with DOD's rack mount Dimension looper supposedly due to debut with a street price of $230 or so with 24 clicks of total looping time and especially now that Echoplexi are due to make a reasonably priced appearance--I hope alot of these bottom-feeding East Coast "vintage" gear dealers wind up eating their shorts on Jammies Tom Tom Lambrecht hideo@concentric.net