Yes, but it was about comparing Pa4x prices to Pa4x prices ... not about how many Pa1000 are being sold or 'dumped' or anyone's personal opinion about what KB is the ' best bang for the buck' ...
This is why topics go 'south' so quickly ...
just sayin'

The E-A7 was the exception to the rule.. I was surprised that the board sold so well worldwide.. It was priced right, had styles from the areas you mentioned.. Easy to use sampler.. and features like 6 pads, 7 assign buttons.. besides a quality sound source..

It added up to big sales.. I believe the Korg PA300 was the next best selling arranger worldwide..

I'm curious if method of payment has anything to do with secondary sales..paying each other with PayPal can be done, backed by cash thru bank accounts, or by check or money orders for those who know and trust each other. Or in person cash exchanges. Initial sales from retailers need only produce that credit card or dealer financing, something that's usually not an option in a person to person deal. So maybe its an economic issue not about price but disposable income/cash availability..John your price is very good..

Fran, asking price and completed price are not the same. I compared my asking price to their asking price.

I read everything you post; they are good and very informative– why don’t we let his one go.

John C.

I bought my pa4x(76) almost 2 years ago, for just €2600 brand new..
On top of that, i got back €500 for my old G70 that was gathering dust..

I think used prices for pa4x here in europe around €2000 are quite healthy..

Same here, but I just moved and am completely tapped out.

Fran, I was sorely tempted by the EA-7 just going by online demos and the general good talk about it. In the end though, not having seen one in the flesh, plus its lack of an on-board harmoniser was enough to keep me in the Korg camp.

Im very lucky. I paid $1357 for my pa4x oriental 61 keys brand new from a dealer.

Fran, where did you get this information from? Do you have a link?

Steve , originally I think I found the link from Bachus… more than a year ago..

I do recall that after the EA7 the next best selling arranger was the PA300.