Yamaha QS300 question for musical types

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I'm thinking of selling my Yamaha QS300 (plus stand). Any ideas what price I should be asking for such a thing? (oh yeah: vgc, full working order)

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Tenner? :D
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robertzombie wrote:Tenner? :D
Oi! This is a vintage synth! ;)
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In 2002 someone was selling one for $150 (about fourpence ha'penny in old money) so somewhere south of that. 50 quids would probably be reasonable.
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EvilBastard wrote:In 2002 someone was selling one for $150 (about fourpence ha'penny in old money) so somewhere south of that. 50 quids would probably be reasonable.
Ah good - I was thinking somewhere in the £50-£100 range
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Hmm.. tempting.. if it's still around in a couple of months, I'll get it, when I've moved to uni :)

I'd get it now but I've no room, apparently :|
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any toasters or washing machines up for sale Paul?
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James Blast wrote:any toasters or washing machines up for sale Paul?
No, I was always something of a traditionalist when it came to making music.

I can burn you a copy of some Jazz Funk Greats if you'd like, though?
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Guess shipping to the mainland would double the price^^

Btw - there's a funny sample on that synth describtion page - kinda japanese mozart goth pop :lol:
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Dark wrote:Hmm.. tempting.. if it's still around in a couple of months, I'll get it, when I've moved to uni :)

I'd get it now but I've no room, apparently :|
It's not small - about 42" long (that's 1 metre 7 in new money) so it does take up a fair bit of space
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Dark wrote:Hmm.. tempting.. if it's still around in a couple of months, I'll get it, when I've moved to uni :)

I'd get it now but I've no room, apparently :|
It's not small - about 42" long (that's 1 metre 7 in new money) so it does take up a fair bit of space
:eek:! Damnit! Yours is longer than mine. :?
Maybe try German Ebay. Stupid German money never is more stupid than on Ebay on sunday afternoons.
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Well, if you still have it in October, I may take it from you. So long as it can do something more than just a normal keyboard, make some weird sounds, etc.. :)
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not a guid thing then and I take it that's where 'The Rents' money will be heading instead of beer, pakora and condoms?
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You all can stop your haggling now. The Corporation has put it on hold, isn't that right Paul? :innocent: :wink:
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James Blast wrote:not a guid thing then and I take it that's where 'The Rents' money will be heading instead of beer, pakora and condoms?
Who needs booze, food and erse when I got a keyboard? :lol:
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sorry, I meant - beer, pakora and KY ;D
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Behave, all of you!

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sorry Paul, serious question: does it have a "70s Progressive Rock Hammond C3/Mellotron/Mini Moog (pronounced like "Vougue") switch?

I need to know...
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James Blast wrote:sorry Paul, serious question: does it have a "70s Progressive Rock Hammond C3/Mellotron/Mini Moog (pronounced like "Vougue") switch?

I need to know...
If it does, I haven't found it, unfortunately.
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Blimey, can yer circuit-bend'em?

Nar, he wouldnae make above a mouthful!

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I meant "button" not "switch", Gawd!

I feel so cheap now.
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James Blast wrote:I meant "button" not "switch", Gawd!

I feel so cheap now.
see abowvuh... if yer can circuit-bend 'em, nae need fer switches, does whit it says aon the caird!

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what is this "abowvuh" ye speak o' Mr. Foreigns?
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I can't even pronounce it. Must be a black metal band Libby likes. :lol:
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