Analogue-sequencer

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "miroslav.toffolon" 
<miroslav.toffolon@...> wrote:
>
> thank you for u'r interest.
> I don't like it,but i know the business rules..
> 
> anyway 750 euros is reasonable price and good for me.

Let me tell you a story. We all have or have heard of a friend (or a 
friend of a friend) who once found a crappy knobby little silver box in 
a flea market, with "Bassline Roland TB-303" written all over it. 
He/she did't know what it was but found it was a pretty looking little 
box ;) so he/she haggled it down from the initial asking price, which 
was £50.
The seller would argue that the list price for that was something like 
£215 and that given its age, he would not let it go for less than £25 
for it. 

But hey, wake up, it was 1990, i.e. pre-internet era, and, more 
importantly, well before the "I'm a thirty/fourty-something nostalgist 
and I'm packed with a lot of disposable income, so why not starting an 
expensive analogue gear collection" era. I know because I am one, and 
since I became one, my music became less and less interesting :) and my 
trading margins higher, but that's another subject 

Back to the subject, I believe you won't find a P3 for 750 euros unless 
the seller has not ever used eBay in the past 2 years or does not even 
know what he is selling. Which, in that case, will surely mean it's 
been stolen or something.