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Boss BR-1200

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  • 12-10-2008 11:07am
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    *Tripper*
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    Lads, maybe you can help me?

    I have been trying to find a price for selling on my BR1200 but just don't know what to charge. I'm not in any huge rush to sell it and it's only been used once or twice. I still have the receipt to.


    What do ya'll reckon?
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    PaulBrewer
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    *Tripper* wrote: »
    Lads, maybe you can help me?

    I have been trying to find a price for selling on my BR1200 but just don't know what to charge. I'm not in any huge rush to sell it and it's only been used once or twice. I still have the receipt to.


    What do ya'll reckon?

    Secondhand for As New is usually 50 to 60% of bought price.


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    frobisher
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    PaulBrewer wrote: »
    Secondhand for As New is usually 50 to 60% of bought price.

    That seems low to me for something that's only been used twice. I would have thought 65% to 80%, depending on the general desirability and how important warranty may be.

    Maybe you could do a swap with someone for another peice of kit?


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    PaulBrewer
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    frobisher wrote: »
    That seems low to me for something that's only been used twice. I would have thought 65% to 80%, depending on the general desirability and how important warranty may be.

    Maybe you could do a swap with someone for another peice of kit?

    Yes it's hard get value as a secondhand seller. Check Adverts.ie and see what I mean , tis a buyers market.

    50 to 60 is the norm I've seen. Though, I guess, anything is possible.


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    frobisher
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    PaulBrewer wrote: »
    Yes it's hard get value as a secondhand seller. Check Adverts.ie and see what I mean , tis a buyers market.

    50 to 60 is the norm I've seen. Though, I guess, anything is possible.

    To me the music equipment section of adverts.ie is the place above all others that is a buyers market. There are other places, B&S being the one I use.


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    Seany
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    I sold a Boss BR 1600 about 2 years ago for €550.

    Recently bought a Yamaha 16G for €250 to record band rehearsal.

    These things have come down in price a lot as most people seem to be going down the mbox & protools route.

    I'd say you'd get between €300-400 for your BR1200 at the moment


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    PaulBrewer
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    The average price for the last couple sold on Ebay Uk was Euro 316 approx . Mr T's price is Euro 689.


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