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$80 MXR Custom Comp Deluxe at Sweetwater.
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ ... d-20161229

Akai Tom Cat analog drum machine for $99 again.
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/stupid?s ... 6758_31653

I know zilch about drum machine programming and all the demos of that guy seem to be for disco raves, does anyone know if that can do a decent simple rock beat?

Sovtek Small Stone for $55 shipped.

https://reverb.com/item/3759929-electro ... en-russian

imJonWain wrote:I know zilch about drum machine programming and all the demos of that guy seem to be for disco raves, does anyone know if that can do a decent simple rock beat?

if you program it to, of course. it won't sound like a live drum kit though.

echorec wrote:Sovtek Small Stone for $55 shipped.

https://reverb.com/item/3759929-electro ... en-russian

I wanna see that bitch etched.

Every post I've read from people buying the tom cat at $99 say they still feel they got ripped off

repoman wrote:Every post I've read from people buying the tom cat at $99 say they still feel they got ripped off

I sold a few of these on Reverb and never had a complaint. "Works great" was the only feedback I got. ---I never played them myself, but when you consider that people are paying $200 for trashy vintage organ drum machines with loads of static in the signal, it's kind of hard to determine what's fair market on an analog drum machine.

This is sooo Boss. Snazzy ES-125.

https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/msg/5940801283.html

Boss BC-2 Combo Drive for $30 shipped at B&H for everyone who's into light drives, buffers & near-indestructibility.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiP7eEAjrgI[/youtube]

That's really tempting -- too bad all the demos are so vanilla.

Its a pretty good pedal, I had one for a little while

the pete thorn video demonstrates it pretty well

Mu-Tron Bi-Phase - $750 + $30 shipping (MGR - St. Louis)

Still the cheapest OG I've ever seen, though

Every now and then you'll see a Bi-Phase in the $700-$850 range. Between 2002 and 2004 they were probably around $550-$675. Then people started asking $1200...$1400...$1800.

Part of the huge price swings is because some guy will get $1500+ for a museum piece with factory swag. Then the next goober comes along and asks for a comparable price, despite his unit not being anywhere near as desirable. Then suddenly everyone has joined the inflation bandwagon. It's such a small niche, that one out-of-control bidding war can drive up prices for years.

echorec wrote:Every now and then you'll see a Bi-Phase in the $700-$850 range. Between 2002 and 2004 they were probably around $550-$675. Then people started asking $1200...$1400...$1800.

Part of the huge price swings is because some guy will get $1500+ for a museum piece with factory swag. Then the next goober comes along and asks for a comparable price, despite his unit not being anywhere near as desirable. Then suddenly everyone has joined the inflation bandwagon. It's such a small niche, that one out-of-control bidding war can drive up prices for years.

I am guilty of this.

I own X pedal. I'll never be able to afford another one or be able to replace it with the prices they're going for. I may not be using it that much, but I'll put it up on reverb for a super high price and if someone snags it, great. If not, i still have it.