Translated:


Hello, yeah I've seen these, but I think 15000, - are little more than a board that is over 6 years old. Considering that you get much higher levels for the same price. So a dude who sold a PA2X Pro 18000 - When it hangs low on the fork that a G-70 will cost almost the same. The same applies to Tyre models, you get a new Tyros4 of 28,000, - then there will be little more than paying 21,000 to 22,000 for a Tyros 3 or 15000 to 20000 for a Tyros 2 Talked to a guy who sold a PSR-9000pro, but would not go below 10000 for it.
In my eyes, no keyboard, G-70 / 1 Tyre generation worth more than the max 7000, - If anyone out there has a G-70 they will sell at a fair price, by next Thursday, so I am interested. But not over 7000, -

The tax rules prevent me to buy things that cost over 15,000 - over there so there will be lots of control with the calculation of a positive return on tools, etc. .. real paper mill

Thank you for translating I forgot myself when Johnny posted in norwegian.

Didn't quite get it though, but nice effort!



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Here is a more accurate translation:


Hello, yeah I've seen these, but I feel $2.5k+ is a bit much for board that's over six years old. Considering you can get a lot of newer boards for the same amount. One dude was selling his PA2X Pro for $3k. It doesn't make sense that a G-70 should cost about the same. The same things goes for the Tyros modesl. You can get a new Tyros 4 for about $4k, so forking out $3.3 - $3.8k for a used Tyros 3 or $3 - $3.2k for a used Tyros 2 doesn't seem fair. I talked to a guy selling a PSR-9000pro, but he would not accept anything less than $1.6k for it. In my opinion a keyboard from the G-70 / Tyros 1 generation is not worth over $1.2k. So if anyone out there wants to sell me a G-70 for a fair price before next Thursday, then I'm interested, but not for anything over $1.2k

The tax regulations prohibits me from buying tools costing over $2.5k anything over is not deductable. Instead you get a whole heap of extra calculations and stuff and you need to factor in yearly positive return over it's value - a real paper mill.

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