I'm selling my Roland SH-09 monosynth in excellent, MINT condition.
I'm the second owner; the first was a collector who had two in his possession and decided to cut down on his inventory. I kid you not when I say this looks brand new (aside from the keys being slightly off-white now just due to it's fine vintage status). I actually don't like the fact that I'm selling it because it sounds sweet and I know I'll never see one in this condition ever again in my life, but my budget and space are both limited at the moment (saving for wedding) and I actually need something more versatile (a Kurzweil to be specific). I also have the manual printed out from online, and it has some basic, but cool, patches to get you started.
Let me know if you're interested. I'm hoping to get $400 for it, but make me an offer! Thanks.
For Sale: Roland SH-09 (Mint, with manual)
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What's a good price for a mint SH-09?
What's a good price for a Roland SH-09 in immaculate condition?
Is $400 too high?
Is $400 too high?
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I'd say that's about right, or at least reasonable.
This is a killer sounding synth, I'd definitely buy it if I was in the market for a monosynth and didn't already have an SH-2.
You should easily be able to get your asking price on Ebay, or you could try posting it on the classifieds section at www.vintagesynth.com as well.
Good luck.
This is a killer sounding synth, I'd definitely buy it if I was in the market for a monosynth and didn't already have an SH-2.
You should easily be able to get your asking price on Ebay, or you could try posting it on the classifieds section at www.vintagesynth.com as well.
Good luck.
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