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Jupiter 8 in L.A, 1500 bucks


augerinn

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Probably... There was a first post for $2500 in Brea area and then another for $2000 in Fullerton area a week later. I email the guy and told him I'm local and would like to check it out and haven't heard a thing that is from the first post. May be this the same one with lower price and recently moved to LA :)

 

Actually I think it is the same because they have the same exact title "Roland Jupiter 8", look here for the same ad in my area

http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/msg/1062323332.html

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with the ongoing crisis think its time for a price drop...

 

 

You know, its odd, (at least here in GB) ive noticed even though we are in the middle of a vicious credit crunch, the price of vintage gear still appears to be rising.

 

Last JP8 i saw went for over

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2 kind of people make this...first some guys who are traders and they see musical gear as a good point to make money...the other part is really sick buyers who have the money but in most of the times they have no idea about the item they get...so all healthy musicians must avoid to get into this and it will fade out as time progresses....

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I've also noticed a trend of rising auction prices on eBay(correlated with the economic meltdown).

 

I think, as the markets drop, some of the consequent liquidity invariably finds its way to eBay.

 

Just another thing to wait on in the recovery.

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Maybe there are more fake buys driving up the price for a short time. You know, get your buddy to buy-it-now for twice the going rate but don't really sell it to him.. Do that a few times and people start wondering if that's the new going rate.

 

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Nothing so organized I think.

 

The seller can always fraudulently create a dummy profile to drive up the bids on his own auctions(of course, he might incur relistment fees if he 'wins' his own auction, and the runner-up declines).

 

And eBay offers no shortage of lazy, stupid bidders to unconciously proxy this agenda - I can't tell you how many times I've seen an *obvious* dummy profile(with zero FB), apparently bidding some exhorbitant figure(say $10,000) in the blind hope of winning an auction at a wanted price(or driving it up, when it's actually the seller), only to see the same auction resurface again.

 

So, given the predictable psychological dynamic of auctions, this rarely works out as planned(leaving these dummy profiles to default and slink away into the ether).

 

The law of large numbers finds special application in mean human stupidity.

 

And few mediums demonstrate this pervasive human condition dilemma as transparently as eBay.

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Probably... There was a first post for $2500 in Brea area and then another for $2000 in Fullerton area a week later. I email the guy and told him I'm local and would like to check it out and haven't heard a thing that is from the first post. May be this the same one with lower price and recently moved to LA
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Actually I think it is the same because they have the same exact title "Roland Jupiter 8", look here for the same ad in my area

http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/msg/1062323332.html

 

Yeah, saw that. ALL CAPS LISTING TOO. No pics. My question was rhetorical, BTW.....

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