Thinking about selling my M3M. What would be a fair price?

[LFCMusic]

I just checked Ebay. The "Buy It Now" prices range from $1250- $1500 "Used".

"New" run from $1600- $1900.

Prices are not set in stone. Just like when you buy a car. Now everyone pays the same price.

[apex]

I just checked Ebay. The "Buy It Now" prices range from $1250- $1500 "Used".

"New" run from $1600- $1900.

Prices are not set in stone. Just like when you buy a car. Now everyone pays the same price.

Prices you are seeing are not completed listings.... They are only asking prices....

[LFCMusic]

To each their own. If a price is agreed on and both parties are happy, then its all good.

Everyone has a max price they'd pay on any single item. Some find $850 too much for an M3. Some think its a sweet deal.

If you can sell it for $1500 and you have a buyer willing to pay that price, then go for it. There will always be someone saying the contrary when it comes to price.

[rpowell01]

I think with the current U.S. economy we will all see a lot of stuff come down faster than normal. If the U.S. economy struggles then ever other country struggles...

[nc88keyz]

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[Ojustaboo]

I brought m3m a couple of weeks ago, mint condition, highest serial no for the module version in the list at karma labs (it's a fairly new one), boxed, manuals, Radias, extra memory, £650 inc delivery.

If you look at eBay completed listings, hardly anything is selling at the buy it now prices asked.

Last week my triton extreme 88 with Moss didn't get one single offer (10 day auction) and I offered to ship it throught the uk. I gave a high buy it now of £1300 with make an offer expecting to get around £1000 after eBay fees.

Someone else listed there's in mint condition, moss, all manuals, Flight case etc for £1150 also with a make an offer option, he didn't sell his either.

A moss board unboxed sold for £270. Taking that into account, my triton extreme 88 without a moss board doesnt appear to be worth £700 to anyone.