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I would like to know where I can buy the 61 key version less than 3700.00 other than Ebay or private users? Thanks Dai
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PLUS 1!Bernie9 wrote:The thing is, Frank not only has the best price, but product knowledge and the willingness to go through hoops to make sure his customers are taken care of.
I can personally attest to that after buying 4 keyboards from him through the years.
Bernie
Pa4x-76, Yamaha CVP307, Genos, Yamaha sx900, Bose Compact, Maui LD5
Best price?
Prices seem to be fixed BUT, I did order mine from Kraft Music as a package. You can buy the 61 for $3700, OR you can buy the 61, AND A BENCH, AND A GIG BAG, and a memory sticker the EXACT same price. They are awesome!
I'm a solo player/singer making another go of it. Looking for help thank you
Best Price Pa4X
To keep down the cost of a new synth check out part-exchange options.
I was able to get back about 60% of the cost of my 73 key Kronos in part exchange, which was just over two years old, and they threw in loads of extra styles on a free memory stick for the Pa4 X pro in the UK.
I bought the 61 key model, being the cheapest option.
There is over in the UK a magazine 'Sound on Sound', and I have sold several keyboards and equipment with no commission fees through that, often to pro musicians, and one item to a recording studio on a lightship moored on the River Thames !
Selling keeps the cost of new equipment down.
Costs of synths always come down, it depends on whether you want to wait for that. Arrangers always cost more due to less demand. I saw a second-hand Roland Arranger keyboard at a car boot sale yesterday. It was from a house clearance. They wanted £5 for it, mainly because they didn't have a power lead. It looked really clean.
That keyboard would have cost around £900 - £1000 when new (probably around 1200 dollars !)
I was able to get back about 60% of the cost of my 73 key Kronos in part exchange, which was just over two years old, and they threw in loads of extra styles on a free memory stick for the Pa4 X pro in the UK.
I bought the 61 key model, being the cheapest option.
There is over in the UK a magazine 'Sound on Sound', and I have sold several keyboards and equipment with no commission fees through that, often to pro musicians, and one item to a recording studio on a lightship moored on the River Thames !
Selling keeps the cost of new equipment down.
Costs of synths always come down, it depends on whether you want to wait for that. Arrangers always cost more due to less demand. I saw a second-hand Roland Arranger keyboard at a car boot sale yesterday. It was from a house clearance. They wanted £5 for it, mainly because they didn't have a power lead. It looked really clean.
That keyboard would have cost around £900 - £1000 when new (probably around 1200 dollars !)
Krome, M3, Kurz PC3, Tyros 2
Previously Triton, MicroX, JunoG
Previously Triton, MicroX, JunoG
Best Price Pa4X
To keep down the cost of a new synth check out part-exchange options.
I was able to get back about 60% of the cost of my 73 key Kronos in part exchange, which was just over two years old, and they threw in loads of extra styles on a free memory stick for the Pa4 X pro in the UK.
I bought the 61 key model, being the cheapest option.
There is over in the UK a magazine 'Sound on Sound', and I have sold several keyboards and equipment with no commission fees through that, often to pro musicians, and one item to a recording studio on a lightship moored on the River Thames !
Selling keeps the cost of new equipment down.
Costs of synths always come down, it depends on whether you want to wait for that. Arrangers always cost more due to less demand. I saw a second-hand Roland Arranger keyboard at a car boot sale yesterday. It was from a house clearance. They wanted £5 for it, mainly because they didn't have a power lead. It looked really clean.
That keyboard would have cost around £900 - £1000 when new (probably around 1200 dollars !)
I was able to get back about 60% of the cost of my 73 key Kronos in part exchange, which was just over two years old, and they threw in loads of extra styles on a free memory stick for the Pa4 X pro in the UK.
I bought the 61 key model, being the cheapest option.
There is over in the UK a magazine 'Sound on Sound', and I have sold several keyboards and equipment with no commission fees through that, often to pro musicians, and one item to a recording studio on a lightship moored on the River Thames !
Selling keeps the cost of new equipment down.
Costs of synths always come down, it depends on whether you want to wait for that. Arrangers always cost more due to less demand. I saw a second-hand Roland Arranger keyboard at a car boot sale yesterday. It was from a house clearance. They wanted £5 for it, mainly because they didn't have a power lead. It looked really clean.
That keyboard would have cost around £900 - £1000 when new (probably around 1200 dollars !)
Krome, M3, Kurz PC3, Tyros 2
Previously Triton, MicroX, JunoG
Previously Triton, MicroX, JunoG
Re: Best Price Pa4X
Only 60%, overehere in Holland they roughly sell for 70 to 80% of the new price...kowakorg9 wrote:To keep down the cost of a new synth check out part-exchange options.
I was able to get back about 60% of the cost of my 73 key Kronos in part exchange, which was just over two years old, and they threw in loads of extra styles on a free memory stick for the Pa4 X pro in the UK.
I bought the 61 key model, being the cheapest option.
There is over in the UK a magazine 'Sound on Sound', and I have sold several keyboards and equipment with no commission fees through that, often to pro musicians, and one item to a recording studio on a lightship moored on the River Thames !
Selling keeps the cost of new equipment down.
Costs of synths always come down, it depends on whether you want to wait for that. Arrangers always cost more due to less demand. I saw a second-hand Roland Arranger keyboard at a car boot sale yesterday. It was from a house clearance. They wanted £5 for it, mainly because they didn't have a power lead. It looked really clean.
That keyboard would have cost around £900 - £1000 when new (probably around 1200 dollars !)
I have often bough used parts from about a year old however for a bargain, from people that needed money fast.. and sold them one or two years later for a profit...
In general, i never buy new products..