1970s Rhodes vs Modern Clone: Real Resale Data for Gigging Players
SMG sold data puts stock Rhodes Stage 73s around $1,300–$3,500, while digital clones like the Crumar Seven and Viscount Legend resell around $1,200–$1,800.
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SMG sold data puts stock Rhodes Stage 73s around $1,300–$3,500, while digital clones like the Crumar Seven and Viscount Legend resell around $1,200–$1,800.
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Sold prices for the dbx 160X, FMR RNC 1773 and Empirical Labs Distressor show how much room a used compressor flip really has after fees.
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Reverb price-guide ranges in the $800-$1,500 band show passive Fender Pro II basses clustering tighter than active Ultras. Electronics add tone, not always resale.
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Reverb sold comps show mint drum kits sitting while excellent and good player-grade sets close faster — sometimes at equal or higher prices.
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90-day Reverb sold comps on Roland, Akai, and Elektron drum machines show six models where low-buy to Excellent-sold spreads still net 25%+.
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Sold comps show Digitakt-style successor crashes, while Prophet-6 and DeepMind 12 barely moved after 2025–2026 launches. Here's the 3–6 month window.
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Recent Reverb sold comps put used floor modelers around $165–$370, leaving room for an FRFR cab and gig cables without breaking $800.
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AI suggested five complete guitar setups. Sold comps on Reverb and eBay showed solid combos but price estimates that missed current spreads and extras.
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Real sold prices from Reverb and eBay show four complete keyboard setups that deliver pro results without vintage premiums or new-gear markups.
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Original 1960s Marshall Plexis and Fender Tweeds keep climbing on Reverb and eBay while Silverface Fenders and reissues still hide real-player deals.
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