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Hi! My first post here...Anyone knoes the ebay-going prices for the moogerfooger mf104sd's? (Absolutely minty, almost never been out of my room...)
I'm a guitarist and don't use it very much so maybe I sell it to fund an acoustic guitar. Haven't tried it with the CP-251 maybe I should before consider sell it?
Best regards, Sveinis

Do you know what that SD means?

Means its a super collectors item.

Id keep it if I were you, surely as a guitarist you can find usage for it.

The longer you keep it the more its worth, as they are very rare.

Eric

Only 250 were made, it's a great MF to keep around, while there are other analog delays out there the 104(SD and Z and original for that matter) are more organic and warm sounding. Plus you have voltage control over feedback, time and mix . The Loop in/out are also a great feature for creativity. The CP 251 can play a big roll in using those inputs.

I forget the price of the 104SD when it came out ( around mid 2005 I think) May have been in the $700-$750 range, but I remember paying less than that. Should you sell it I would guess you can get at least the price of a new 104z, aside from the collector stand point it all depends on how many users out there really want the extra delay time the 104SD offers over the 104Z.

Now now guys sveinis obviously has his heart set on selling. So to be fare I willing to offer you $100 US for it. This way you don't have to worry about seller fees and taking pictures, and coming up with clever and eye catching headlines and discriptions. So really im doing you a favor.

Bob, I'd like to go with $101 dollars.

I'll go with $150 for said SD.

Voltor07 wrote:I'll go with $150 for said SD.

A boy in my local street says 200usd, maybe I should let it go...

I hear the kid on the next street over will give you $250 usd.... I'd hold out for $300......:):) Much lower and lowers the value of mine and the others too much .

for that price I'd hold on to it

Is 1000usd out of the blue? (On the ebay market?)

S.

If you want to take part in the rapeage then $1000 might lure in a putz or two.

sveinis wrote:Is 1000usd out of the blue? (On the ebay market?)

S.

I won't buy it, but someone out there most likely will. "Only 250 made! Now's your chance to own a piece of Moog history!" Saying something like that will make a sale.

I've seen them sell in the 900's so $1000 isn't that out landish. Couple more years and it might be the same price as a MMVRME. Who knows.

By the way my $100 offer still stands

ColorForm2113 wrote:I've seen them sell in the 900's so $1000 isn't that out landish. Couple more years and it might be the same price as a MMVRME. Who knows.

By the way my $100 offer still stands

So maybe it's a good idea to keep a little if I'll sell it...
What is MMVRME
Minivoyager or something?


Are there any youtube clips that shows delay and the cp251?
S.

sveinis wrote:

ColorForm2113 wrote:I've seen them sell in the 900's so $1000 isn't that out landish. Couple more years and it might be the same price as a MMVRME. Who knows.

By the way my $100 offer still stands

So maybe it's a good idea to keep a little if I'll sell it...
What is MMVRME
Minivoyager or something?


Are there any youtube clips that shows delay and the cp251?
S.

MiniMoogVoyagerRackMountEdition=$2515.
I don't know of any videos with the delay and CP-251, but if you run a YouTube search for either one of them, you may find something. BigCityMusic has all kinds of Moog-filled footage. That's just one example.