MOTM

I sold my 2720 and 2 4700 cabinets full of modules ( I had at least one
of everything ), for $250.00 back in '78. Wish they had Ebay then. I
could have been rich :) Some folks (bidders) just get caught up in the
feeding frenzy, some are just stupid. At any rate the seller can't be
blamed for making a buck. 
I personally would like to find a Gnome for cheap.

-- 
James Holloway
jimh54@... - email
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---- The Old Crow <oldcrow@...> wrote:
> 
> On Thu, 1 Mar 2001, James Holloway wrote:
> 
> > You guys need to lighten up a little. Some of us could not afford
> huge
> > MOOG system or ARP 2600s back then and PAIA was about one of the
> only
> > options we had to get into music synthesis. I realize the PAIA is
> not
> > of the same quality or even on the same level as the MOTM, and I
> know
> > all about "brand loyalty". But if the guy can get the price, more
> power
> > to him.
> 
>   Well, I still have my Paia gear simply because it defined a moment
> in my
> life that I went from electronic tinkerer to eventually going to the
> college of engineering.  The 4700/J I actually restored/improved a
> while
> back, just to keep it operational in case those in my office complex
> wanted to fiddle with it.  I do not think I would sell it simply because
> it has a degree of sentimental value.
> 
>   However, that does NOT absolve these people on ebay from bidding
> a 2720
> over $600! :)  I'm sorry, but the circuits in a 2720 just...lack.
> 
>   --Crow, who remembers reading the 1972 PE articles.
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