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From: etan@tellab1.UUCP (Nate Stelton)
Newsgroups: net.music.synth
Subject: Re: about that Korg, Nate...
Message-ID: <709@tellab1.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 18-Nov-85 14:05:29 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 18 14:05:29 1985
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In article <714@dedalus.UUCP> sch@dedalus.UUCP (Steve Holzworth) writes:
>
>I suggest you check carefully on the price for that Korg DW8000...($600.00)
>I think you will find it is a DW6000 instead (I have one).  I payed
>about $800.00 for my DW6000.  The lowest price I've seen on the
>DW8000 is around $1200.00. ...

With egg on my face, I apologize for getting anyone's hopes up because of my
error.  It seems I was mixing up my numbers with the DW600, although I am
familiar with both machines and remember remarking to myself that it seemed
strange that the DW8000 was as cheap as the DW6000.  The DW6000's are going
for $599 in the Chicago area, and I called up the local 2-bit music store about
a DW8000 and was quoted at $925 (Sound Works, Woodridge).  I believe the large-
volume distributors (like DJ's and Guitar Center) will, with a little
dickering, come down to somewhere in the upper-$800's.

I've had several correcting responses via e-mail, some of which indicated
that they were getting ready to take a cross-country drive.  Maybe you'll
want to change your minds now.

                                                 -etan