If it's rusted like you say, what parts are in good enough condition for parts? Does the motor run? What condition is the cabinet in? Does it have knobs and a lens cap? Is there anything good about the machine that's salvageable? If I still lived in Kansas City, it might be worth the drive if your asking price was lower. Tapes being no good are one thing, but if the tape frame is bad too, then your talking considerably more to fix. Replacement parts can add up quickly on a mellotron. IF you're going to put it on ebay, why don't you go ahead and take a series of interior/exterior photos and post them to the list so that folks could get a better idea of condition? best, john barrick 1407 onetogo4music wrote: > > Hi, I am new to this group. I own a M400 that is in rough shape. It > was stored for 10 years in a basement and has surface rust damage > throughout, plus the tapes are no good. It would probably be good for > parts and someone with the time and money could restore it. I thought > about posting it on ebay but wanted to try this group first. I live in > NW Missouri and would like $1500 for it. Must be picked up - I don't > want to ship it. Anyone interested? > Missouri Mike > >
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Re: [newmellotrongroup] Mellotron project M400 sn 1222
2008-07-13 by john barrick
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