I see thanks for your perspective. I really like the way the prophet 10 looks and sounds. I thought the voyager and the pro3
were expensive. I purchased my voyager used and the pro3 new total for $ 200 more than the price of a new prophet 10.
I have a beer budget with champagne taste. I would think in time when the prophet10 is discontinued it will go up in price just like the Minimoog voyager and the Minimoog model D 2016 reissue. Just to get even the prophet5 rev4 would be fantastic. If I hadn’t purchased the voyager used in 2015 like I did I wouldn’t be able to afford it now considering how they have increased in price although the market seems to fluctuate and there seems to be price gouging going on as well especially with reverb being one of the main culprits. I noticed there seems to be a lot of copycats when it comes to pricing
Which falsely inflated the market. The Minimoog 2016 RI was I believe $3500 dollars new originally and I saw some going as high as 7,000 used. Moog realized the prices for the 2016 RI Minimoog used were high so they figured they could offer the current Minimoog RI at a lower price new than the used 2016 RI minimoogs. The Korg Arp600 suffered the same price gouging effect. I saw some of them as high as $11,000 dollars. Originally I believe they cost $3500 dollars and included
The road case as well. I wonder if the same thing will happen when the OBX8 is discontinued. I don’t think many of these
Synths even as great as they are worth the price of admission new or used. I used to sell grand pianos. Certain brands had
A mystique and that’s what sold them especially Steinway. I think the same is true for synths as well. Brands like Moog ,Oberhiem,Sequential are the gold standard when it comes to analog.