Vintage Synth Repair

--- guidotoons <JWelsh3374@...> wrote:
> How so, sport? Last time I checked we still had a
> free market system 
> here in the US of A...so what's yer point? No money
> to buy gear or 
> just another bored, loudmouthed internet busybody?
> Hmm?

The free market makes what you do legal, not
necessarily ethical.  Those are two very different
things.

> I suggest you gentlemen check some price lists as to
> what this stuff 
> is going for these days. I agree. Too much money.
> And these are only 
> worth what someone is willing to pay. Whats-his-name
> in LA (Chris 
> Youdell) has a Wurlitzer 200 electric piano listed
> on his site for 
> $1200...... how is that, or my prices, unethical? If
> someone wants 
> this stuff bad enough they can pay my price....or I
> can keep the 
> piece. Simple as that, Bummer.
> 
> Y'know I posted a message looking for a Moog tech
> and not one of you 
> responded to that post yet several of you have now
> deemed yourselves 
> blue book experts... and eager to bitch about my
> prices. If ya think 
> they're out of line you are free to not buy anything
> from me. 
> 
> Does anyone in this group actually work on synths
> for a living? It has 
> been my experience that most gear techs often want
> something for 
> nothing or next to nothing... I guess that includes
> working.  
> 
> Somebody respond to the Moog tech post...prove me
> wrong.

I'd be able to answer your technical questions... if I
had any experience with modular Moogs... but I don't
because I can't afford them... because people like you
have priced them out of my budget!  But hey, if you
want to sell me one of your synths really cheap, I
could probably look it over and learn a thing or two
about it.  :)

BaM

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