I got mine brand new from the big MF (Musician's Friend) for like $150 and sold it a couple years later at a slight loss.
Had I only known...
Had I only known...
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This scheme is happening again right now with the EHX Micro Synth. Prices for the big old box keep increasing and border the price of the new XO sized reissue.Just the fact that you recognize the system works this way is a testament to the fact that this is not exactly how it will go down. Akai is not going to charge nearly so much as it's been going for on the bay, and reasonable people will see that and act accordingly.
This scheme is happening again right now with the EHX Micro Synth. Prices for the big old box keep increasing and border the price of the new XO sized reissue.
I thought mine that sold last week for £410 was the highest I had seen...this is just absurd. Even more absurd given that they do break down. Soon after I bought mine 5 years back, the main processor failed. By some bizarre chance my local solder monkey had one and replaced it. It's a big risk, one of the reasons I sold...
The Behringer BSY600 sounds the same. I have that one. It sounds the same.
There was one on the TB Classifieds a few days ago for $1250 which I found horrible.
$450 more than what ebay sellers usually sell them for and it's for fellow TB members.
Not saying you have to make things cheaper for TBers (I personally would) but come on, a ''$400-f-u-TBers'' hike?!
Hopefully it's ignorance and not greed.
I'm having fun with it.

lol glad you're having fun, hope you don't get that much from a TBer though
Good luck with the sale![]()
The Behringer BSY600 sounds the same. I have that one. It sounds the same.
i bought+sold mine for $500, broke even and played it for 2-3 months.
if i knew it'd go up to $800 i would've held on longer..
Um, no it does not. No where even in the remote ballpark.
Hell, if the BSY600 was half of the pedal the Deep Impact was, I would be impressed. And just for the record, I have owned an SYB3 (you know, the pedal it is a direct copy of) and I still own a Deep Impact...
The two couldn't be further from the same thing... Hell, a Phaser and Octave pedal have more in common.