Considering some of the severe delicacies inside (the PCB cable in
particular), I personally would consider even a mint unopened Polaris
to still be high maintenace and, well, a bit sketchy. I love it
though, so that's not a problem on my part, but I think that IS part
of the reason that it dosn't go for the high price that it likely
should based on it's sound and capabilities.
ByronIV

On 6/15/05, Peter James-Stephen <sincity@...> wrote:
> Hi We have 3 polaris's in various condition
> We got our last one from New York
> in mint condition never used! and we paid
> £450.00 on ebay.
> but a rough one is worth about £200 - £350 GB
> So it depends on what condition its in.
> Peter
> Athena Music Systems
> www.peterjames-stephen.com
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> --- In chromapolaris@yahoogroups.com, "sacateca2001" <harama@v...>
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> > hi there chroma lovers/freaks,
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> > now that i've got my polaris here in my new home,
> > i plugged it, everything is functioning well, i noticed
> > that i'm too old for making music again, and too much out of it
> > spin the knobs...
> > so, does anyone knows whats the actual price for selling a polaris?
> > (i live in germany.)
> > does it got an oldtimer bonus??
> >
> > greats
> > harald
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