Admitting defeat.
Last edited Wed Jun 24, 2026, 04:43 PM - Edit history (2)
I will be selling the rig. Here are the placards I made for them.
I have no idea what to ask for them, since I am trying to put them in consignment. If I can't, then I have to let them go to the highest bidder. I don't have time to sit around for six months to see if I can get an amazing price for any or all of it. Plus, I cannot ship anything anyway. I don't think have the funds to even print these placards. I will have to go check, I guess.
(I love it when people talk smack about my Casio rig. I tell them that I have seen many impressive keyboard setups in my time, with most not having half of the mileage or the memories that mine has. Michael Allman played this rig one time. The piano player from the Squirrel Nut Zippers played this rig a few times. These two Casios have made Music for 15,000+ people on more than one occasion, with 'up and coming bands' like The Black Crows watching from the sidelines [because they were next]. One can roll their eyes if they want to. I wear the Casio logo proudly. Nuff said.)
I feel as if my soul is being ripped out. Goodbye dreams. (They were gone already, but this makes it permanent.)
UPDATE: Looks like I am in the wrong time again. I have been reading about selling instruments as well as calling one place here in town. They all say the same thing. Everyone is selling. That means that if I try to sell them, I will get pennies on the dollar, basically.
I have never been, nor will I ever be a 'salesperson'. If anything like this is required to try and get a decent amount for these treasures, then I am royally screwed. We are that way already, but things are just getting worse and worse.
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