michael:
> I have finally decided to sell my SDS 5 brain and bass pad through
> Ebay. I have been toying with the idea for a few months now, but due
Sell it on this list as a first try...
> to sentimentality and apprehension (I've never tried to sell anything
> on Ebay yet, but have had good experiences buying CDs) it has taken
> me a while to finally decide to do it. What would be a
fair reserve
> price for each of these items? I have no idea what I can reasonably
> fetch for these things. The brain is in its original box and packing
> and has been serviced and checked up a few years ago and I have the
> ears for it to (I think). The bass drum pad is now stored in a hard
> shell cymbal case, but I think I have the original box in my attic.
> I want to get a fair price, but I don't want to part with them for $5.
Ask the list if someone is interested, we tend to cover at least 50% of the
bidders on simmons stuff on ebay... ;)
If you sell in Europe you normally get better payed but then shipping is a
little messier...
Graham have had a set listed at 250 USD or so... I think that's reasonable
in the states... Here in Europe they change hands at 300-700 euro depending
on cosmetical condition, hihat/cymbal cards etc.
electronically yours, jesper
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