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

Agreed... I think he should start at around $!00. You are right, 
folks have been moving to use E-Mu's Emulator X softaware as 
opposed to their older hardware.

good luck,

Matt

My rig consists of:
Korg Triton Extreme
Korg 01/W-fd
Korg Trinity Plus PBS-Tri & HDR-Tri
E-Mu E4xt Ultra
E-Mu E4 Platinum w/ LaunchPad
E-Mu MP7

Mackie LM-3204 mixer
Dbx 1066 Compressor Limiter
Dbx DDP

Dell Optiplex GX270
P4 3Ghz
2gig RAM
Firewire & Adaptec SCSI cards
Ego Systems WAMI Rack-24, 4x10 audio & 4x4 MIDI


--- In xl7@...m, Mibrilane <mibrilane@...> wrote:
>
> 
> On Dec 17, 2006, at 7:56 AM, steve_the_composer wrote:
> 
> > 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 only suggested that because I've seen an E-Synth Keyboard 
(ultra  
> rare, ultra great, and a full EIV sampler with an E-Synth ROM) 
go for  
> only $650, and a more or less maxxed out EIV Platinum sell for 
less  
> than $500. I don't think the market is there to ask high values 
for  
> hardware samplers and their accessories, but I could be 
wrong.
> 
> It's such a rare thing that it probably will sell for $250 or so, but  
> if he starts the auction there and it doesn't sell, then he's going  
> to be re-listing with ever lower starting values and burning 
listing  
> fees in the process.
> 
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> Mibrilane
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