Martin, Any M300's available? Since we now know how to make them run as well as any other tron an M300 might be a viable proposition for someone who wants a MkII but can't afford the price. How much for a restored M300 these days? John Bob S observed......... <<The days of finding a bargain price on a Tron or Chamberlin would seem to be gone for good>> The reason we're going to be building new trons is just this. A beaten up machine costs nearly 2000GBP BEFORE restoration. A realistic price for an as new machine with twelve months guarantee should therefore be 3500+GBP and you still have the shipping costs to add in plus customs. A new M400 will be around 3000GBP plus carriage. This would appear the be the way forward. Don't ask about MKIIs. The five we have are all sold and the last purchase price we paid would scare the dead. Think in terms of 12000GBP for a restored machine and you might just be close..ish! Best, Martin Streetly Electronics - all things MELLOTRONIC - click this link.......... US East Coast Agent: Jimmy Moore - JMoore6397@...
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Re: [Mellotronists] Mellotron prices
2003-06-26 by J.K.Beresford
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