Tell her to sleep in the kitchen when it drops below the CS80s
value.....
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From: "dscr22"
dscr22@...Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2008 16:37:12 -0700
To:
yamahacs80@yahoogroups.comSubject: [yamahacs80] Re: CS-80 on eBay? ($15,000?!?!?!?)
All, thanks for the replies! I'm SPEECHLESS...
Scott: why stop at $16,000???
Laurie: I mean just what I said. I don't like the CS-80 better than
the Memorymoog, Prophet10, OB-X, Jupiter8. But I do like it!
What the market will bear indeed. Again, I just can't believe it. I
had no idea they were going for more than $4k.
Now, that said... I agree with the guy that said he wouldn't sell his
for $25k. When it costs $50k to redo a kitchen, or $150k to send a
kid to college, my lifestyle isn't going to change significantly even
for a good number of thousands. Man, if the wife finds out and I
refuse tosell it though... I'm going to be sleeping under it!!!
--- In yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com, "Laurie Curry" wrote:
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> I have spent $800.00 for a days worth of technician on 3 different
> occasions.......What do you mean when you think it isn't worth more
> than a memory moog or Prophet 10????
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> If you are a trophy hunter, than your logistics may be true......
>
> If you are a CS80 user.......the original $8,000 price tag should
be a
> no brainer compared to todays rapidly
spiraling dollars.......
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> From: "dscr22" dscr22@...
> Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 17:43:11 -0700
> To: yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [yamahacs80] CS-80 on eBay? ($15,000?!?!?!?)
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> OK, let's say up front the guy isn't going to get his Buy It Now.
But
> even the comments from people ridiculing that number suggest it's
> worth
> $8,000.
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> Is that true? I don't watch them super closely and haven't seen one
> sell for a couple years. But I've never seen one go for more than
> $3,500. Twice that? Yikes, they're not worththat much to me.
>
> I love the CS-80, but other than the glamor pretty much defined by
> it's
> reputation, rarity, and market value... I don't consider it any
more
> desirable of a keyboard than several others that sell in the $3,500
> price range (Memorymoog, Prophet10, etc.).
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