Re: Echoplex and Jamman for sale

[rich <rich@nuvisionsca.com>]

>not to mention that you're trying to sell your Jamman for more than it
>sold for new when a superior product is about to come out.  I'd give you
>two hundred for the JamMan at this point.
>
>Mark

don't want to start a fight, but this makes me realize why people are 
rushing over to ebay to sell their equipment.  why post to LD to 
offer it to a looper when we cop attitude at the prices?  i went 
straight to ebay and sold a jamman for over $700.  now that's a silly 
price and i knew it, but the buyer obviously wanted it bad enough to 
overnight a cashier's check to me.

Paying $450 OBO (has anybody asked how much lower he would go?) for a 
loaded Jamman is not that unrealistic right now (go find one for 
$200...right).  And tell me where you could get a Jamman fully loaded 
for that price when it was new?  I paid about $400 for my first one 
and the memory was way over $100 at the time.  I'm not saying it's 
right...it's just that the fickle laws of supply and demand still 
rule.  rare out of production unit that is *currently* desireable = 
lots o' money.

I saw a cherry '57 Corvette for sale the other day...$50,000.  If 
anybody's interested in a steal like this...i could probably get you 
the number.


rich