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Is $200 too cheap for a used Electribe Sample (2, the red one)?
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Is $200 too cheap for a used Electribe Sample (2, the red one)?

I know that the first one didn't really hold on to its value (those usually go for 240) but I'm wondering if 200 for a second gen sample with a couple missing knobs and some cosmetic damage might've been too good? (i.e. stolen) Do people usually sell stuff with missing knobs/imperfections for cheaper?

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