Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

In my opinion, starting the auction at $100 seems low, unless the e-
bay market for e-Mu ROMs has dropped in the past few months. (Read 
the discussion about e-bat here in the archives.)

I believe within the past year, an E-synth ROM went for around $256.

I recommend testing the ROM if you are serious about selling it.

Good luck.

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Mibrilane <mibrilane@...> wrote:
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> 
> On Dec 14, 2006, at 3:32 AM, Barnaby Andrews wrote:
> 
> > Hello all,
> >
> > Bit of a random one here, Ive got a 16mb simm for an emu E4K  
> > keyboard (I also have some other random rom expansion chips for 
the  
> > same range) it says "excelsior" on a sticker on the chip but it  
> > came with an emu "orbit phatt" document which contains a list 
of  
> > its sounds. I have compared this chip to a world expedition rom  
> > chip I have for my MP7 (which havent got round to installing 
yet)  
> > and they look pretty damm similar. The potentially very stupid  
> > question you can probably see coming is can I use this chip with 
my  
> > MP7, it says in the document that it is compatible with all EMU 
EOS  
> > samplers, dont suppose this incldues the command station range. 
If  
> > not does any one have any idea roughly what such an item would 
be  
> > worth?
> 
> No, you can't use it with your MP7 - only with actual samplers  
> running the EOS operating system. That would be the E-Synth, 
E5000,  
> E6400, Emulator IV, EIV Ultra, and EIV Platinum.
> 
> As for worth, the Orbit/Phatt Sessions ROM (what you have) and the 
E- 
> Synth ROM (the other one for EOS samplers) are relatively 
infrequent  
> on eBay, so they should probably fetch between $150 and $250. If 
you  
> sell it, I'd start the auction at a relatively low value ($100 or 
so)  
> and let the market determine the final value. And no, I'm not 
saying  
> that because I've got an EOS sampler and I'm looking to score a 
deal  
> (I don't) - it's just that you don't want to price yourself out 
of  
> any possible market with an overly high starting value, since 
there's  
> likely not a group of previous auctions to examine and use to  
> determine a good market value.
> ---
> Mibrilane
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