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3Leaf Audio Club - Episode 2

It's going to turn into a 5h1t show if they keep it up.

These pedals were literally cheaper than they ever were, on the very last drop, what? less than 2 months ago? (b stock ect.) straight from 3leaf -

Is this logic breading from the rev3rb, and to what isn't selling? I mean it makes a nice comical bookmark on history of the gear but still. These really arn't sell at these prices I assume.
 
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It's going to turn into a 5h1t show if they keep it up.

These pedals were literally cheaper than they ever were, on the very last drop, what? less than 2 months ago? (b stock ect.) straight from 3leaf -

Is this logic breading from the rev3rb, and to what isn't selling? I mean it makes a nice comical bookmark on history of the gear but still. These really arn't sell at these prices I assume.
If you filter your 3Leaf Audio search on Reverb to show only “sold” listings, you see a very different picture from the current asking prices.
 
My first pedal after a Diamond Comp was a white Octabvre Mini and it has anchored every board I built since then. But I find myself in a band that just doesn't call for it at all, and I've never been one to hang onto gear I am not using. If it were a regular production thing I'd sell it without a second thought and if I wanted one again, would just buy it. But now I would have to consider how I would ensure selling it at a price that I can feel is fair and that my price wouldn't be taken advantage of by a dope who'll list it for double my price on Reverb the day after they get it.

So the answer is just keep it, because I don't want to feed the frenzy and I'm sure I'll want it someday hence.

So silly.
 
My first pedal after a Diamond Comp was a white Octabvre Mini and it has anchored every board I built since then. But I find myself in a band that just doesn't call for it at all, and I've never been one to hang onto gear I am not using. If it were a regular production thing I'd sell it without a second thought and if I wanted one again, would just buy it. But now I would have to consider how I would ensure selling it at a price that I can feel is fair and that my price wouldn't be taken advantage of by a dope who'll list it for double my price on Reverb the day after they get it.

So the answer is just keep it, because I don't want to feed the frenzy and I'm sure I'll want it someday hence.

So silly.

That’s the beauty of TB. I’m sure a familiar, trusted buyer would turn up or offer you a trade.
 
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