Re: Old Roland equipment value

In message <b38er5+q3ko@xxxxxxxxxxx>, "russell holloway 
<superman859@xxxxxxxxx>" <superman859@xxxxxxxxx> writes
>Hey guys, I've joined the group again and am not planning on
>bombarding it with tons of questions.  For now, there is just one.  I
>have:
>
>Roland gr-505 with original case- sunburst great condition
>Roland gr-300
>Roland gr-100
>24 pin cable
>Gm-70 midi converter.
>
>However, I never really use it that often.  I am in a band and need
>money right now to get things started and was wondering if the prices
>are going to change much on what these sell for.

Yes. They vary quite a lot, as it happens - I've found that having once 
been asked a fortune for 707/700/300 type hardware, I've picked up a 
GR77b for an excellent price, and a G-505. Some sellers /do/ ask a lot 
of money, and the cables are not getting any less rare, but IMO - they 
aren't going to rapidly increase in value, and some people may find that 
they're dropping as the collectors/enthusiasts get systems from 
musicians who have moved on to new formats.

Richard

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