Its dollars, and these guys are a bunch of electric piano and rompler
snobs, if its not a triton they dont touch it.
I might try to haggle with them on it, if i decide i want it. I have a
n an200 now so i really dont need it. I just could not believe they
had one. When i say its mint , its like its never been touched, heck
it wasnt even plugged in.
BTW, i took a look at the vsynth today. I dont know about that thing,
plastic endcaps on a 2200 dollar synth? The sales guy which happens to
be in charge of their synth purchasing says " well the tritons have a
lot of plastic " , I am like, " well you dont see my buying one of
those today either " .
I DO dig the groovy lcd screen. This is the first synth i feel like i
dont have to have a pc to program, its that in depth. I am still not
convinced it is a great synth for my needs, seems kinda gimmicky.......
--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, Peter Korsten <peterk@m...> wrote:
> On Mon, 17 Feb 2003 23:39:56 -0000 "Linuxmanvan <linuxmanvan@y...>"
wrote:
>
> > I know where there is a floor model at a store that does not cater
> > much to synth guys, 499 , and it still has the plastic on the
> > displays..... Absolute perfect, looks like it has never been
touched....
> > is that a good deal?
>
> What currency? If it's in US dollars or euro, it's reasonably good. You
> could try to haggle to get something off the price because it's a
> showroom model.
>
> - Peter
> --
>
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