Re: Echoplex for sell. What's a fair price?

[Raul Bonell <raul.bonell@gmail.com>]

if you're not going to die for starvation this month i advise to keep
the machine.
i racked mine some months ago, went the sw path with mobius.
but i think it can be a saver if the puter dies some days before an
important gig.

anyhow, thinking about the actual world depression, maybe it's time to 
sell it,
next year will be a bunch of those on ebay owned by starvating loopsits ;-)

... like me!

raül.

2009/3/2 David Hayes <stringfling@gmail.com>:
>
>
> I'm going to put my EDP for sale. What do you think I should ask for it?
> This is the Oberhiem one which works perfecltly but it does have one 
>line of
> one of the digital displays out (so the top of one 0 or 8 doesn't 
>display,
> for example.) Also it has the loop 3 version software rather then the 
>newer
> loop 4, but there's not that many differences really.
> I figure I'll just throw in the footswitch because it needs new buttons
> (only like $2-5 per  button, if memory serves, but takes time to find 'em
> and solder them and pay someone to do it.)
> New EDP's (and from my brief web search just now they seem they to be 
>very
> hard to come by) I think are $1000
> 
>(http://www.musiciansnews.com/guitars/34/gibson_tge05_echoplex_digital_pro_plus.shtml)  plus
> $150 for the footswitch (that was the range I remember when I bought 
>mine,
> not even sure you can get the footswitch new.
> So, given all that do you think that $600 is too steep to put it on line
> for?
> Much thanks!



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