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Jupiter_4
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£2800 for a JP8 on eBay this week.... new
      #131738 - 20/05/05 05:23 PM
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... are people completely mad. RL Music will have to put their prices up as Richard is starting to look reasonable value.

And apparently a CR78 with write switch sold for £250 on the same day that Music Control sold a CR78 with no write switch for £350! Weird.

have a great weekend everyone.

Dominic


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Re: £2800 for a JP8 on eBay this week.... new [Re: Jupiter_4]
      #131746 - 20/05/05 05:43 PM
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and to think i felt bad about paying £1,200 for a jp-8 a few years ago.

it's a mad world.


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Re: £2800 for a JP8 on eBay this week.... new [Re: Jupiter_4]
      #132197 - 22/05/05 12:43 AM
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I always feel that certain synths just arnt worth owning simply because of the insane prices they reach. Its part of the reason why I dont own synths like the Minimoog. The price isnt justifyable for what you get.

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Re: £2800 for a JP8 on eBay this week.... new [Re: Flip^]
      #132415 - 22/05/05 06:02 PM
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Quote Flip^:

I always feel that certain synths just arnt worth owning simply because of the insane prices they reach. Its part of the reason why I dont own synths like the Minimoog. The price isnt justifyable for what you get.



True, but some people are rich enough not to be worried by trivialities like what's a fair asking price!

Ben


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Re: £2800 for a JP8 on eBay this week.... new [Re: Jupiter_4]
      #137494 - 02/06/05 09:52 PM
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TBH I'd much rather swap a Kawai K1m for a Behringer mixer - so I did!

Seriously though. 2800? That's probably more than I ahve to spend for the rest of this year!

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Re: £2800 for a JP8 on eBay this week.... [Re: Jupiter_4]
      #147218 - 24/06/05 04:51 PM
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I believe my Moog dilemma (desirable synth, but expensive and made in the US) is about to be solved by Creamware. Ooops - Vintage forum; where is my coat ?

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