Analogue Lives! (SOS/Muzines)
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Analogue Lives! (SOS/Muzines)
Another great SOS article published on Muzines
http://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/analogue-lives/9541
Oh, the 1992 perspective on analogue.
Nerdy - delicious - fascinating - and frustrating, to read the various quoted prices for venerable gear. How would all of us use that time machine?!
Thanks as ever, Desmond
http://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/analogue-lives/9541
Oh, the 1992 perspective on analogue.
Nerdy - delicious - fascinating - and frustrating, to read the various quoted prices for venerable gear. How would all of us use that time machine?!
Thanks as ever, Desmond
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It's a good one, that, yep!
We had a fun Twitter thread a little while back, where I was posting small ads, like the one from the guy wanting to exchange his Jupiter 8 for a D110...
If there are Twitter folks here who aren't following my feed @mu_zines, you should, it's quite fun occasionally!
We had a fun Twitter thread a little while back, where I was posting small ads, like the one from the guy wanting to exchange his Jupiter 8 for a D110...
If there are Twitter folks here who aren't following my feed @mu_zines, you should, it's quite fun occasionally!
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MOF wrote:Some gear is still cheaper now despite its ‘antique’ status.
Yep. The "D110 to Jupiter 8" ratio has changed quite a bit these days..!
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£750 for a CS80.... such times
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MOF wrote:Some gear is still cheaper now despite its ‘antique’ status.
Agreed, and then we also have to factor in - what does a month's salary buy? As a result of Korg, Behringer and others, the answer is, a lot more than it did back in the day, especially the 70's - but in some cases even in the 90's.
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The Elf wrote:nathanscribe wrote:£750 for a CS80.... such times
...and £27,500 in repair and maintenance costs in the time since then!
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nathanscribe wrote:£750 for a CS80.... such times
I was ripped off! I paid £1300 for mine in 1984.
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Hugh Robjohns wrote:I was ripped off! I paid £1300 for mine in 1984.
Nah, that was in the ballpark:
Had you kept it, however...
All the collectormania and price increases on vintage gear starts in 2004...
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desmond wrote:All the collectormania and price increases on vintage gear starts in 2004...
I blame youtube!
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desmond wrote:All the collectormania and price increases on vintage gear starts in 2004...
So the time machine only needs to take us back 20 years.... surely that makes it much easier to build?
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BillB wrote:So the time machine only needs to take us back 20 years.... surely that makes it much easier to build?
I can't find a single flaw in that argument...
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desmond wrote:BillB wrote:So the time machine only needs to take us back 20 years.... surely that makes it much easier to build?
I can't find a single flaw in that argument...
Thanks for being so supportive, although to be fair, I think you have already created the closest we are going to get to a time machine... www.muzines.co.uk
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BillB wrote:you have already created the closest we are going to get to a time machine...
Awesome... if we could just go forward five or ten years, I could skip a boatload of work...
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MOF wrote:What dpi do you want the scans to be? I have some of these magazines.
Hi - thanks! Details here:
http://www.muzines.co.uk/scandetails
Which issues do you have? We have about 98% of International Musician, it's just taking a while to scan them as they are often 200+ page monster issues... so issues that fill gaps we don't have access to are the most useful, at this stage.
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MOF wrote:Thank you, I’ll check what I’ve got, they’re in plastic stacking boxes in my loft, I’m an inveterate hoarder.
Awesome, thanks. There are other publications we're looking for as well, so if you could give me an idea of what you find up there, that'd be super!
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desmond wrote:Hugh Robjohns wrote:I was ripped off! I paid £1300 for mine in 1984.
Nah, that was in the ballpark:
Ooh. That's a fascinating chart. Yes, it felt a fair purchase price at the time -- came from a studio in Taunton -- and it was in very good condition and complete with the lid, music rest, legs and both pedals. Looks like I sold it for a good price too, which is a small consolation...
Had you kept it, however... .
I know, I know... A mate bought one last year with a MIDI retrofit for around £24k ! it's in lovely nick and sounds superb, but OMG!
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