I bought one over a year ago and I do love it a lot. I have a second modular now which is just more drum voices and effects for the techno system and I find it helps to have some more modules for it. It is also very expensive and then most expensive piece of gear I have bought.
3 Likes
I bought it, tried it, realized I do not have time/energy for a modular system, and traded it away for a Peak and a Nina.
All in all Iām happy with the entire experience, as I learned more about my tastes and preferences when it comes to hardware.
Techno forever 
1 Like
Thanks for the conclusion. Iād been waiting forever to hear how the story ends.
1 Like
Just like a great techno live setā¦no real ending, just an interesting transition.
1 Like
Was it your first modular? Was it the patching that ultimately made it feel like a time, and energy consumer.
1 Like
I have a bunch of semi modular stuff, but this was my first dive into a fully modular system. I have a 3 year old and now a newborn, and I quickly realized that the patching time required is actually the amount of time I have to jam on any given day.
I learned that modular is not for me, at least at this stage of life. I got a RD-9 to fulfill my 909 slot, and pair it up with the TD-3 when I want to scratch that itch (with Digitakt covering samples). Not the same, but easier and more fun for me in the here and now.
2 Likes
Hi
What would u guys think the average price is for a s/h unit in the UK?
Thanks
I reckon anything between Ā£2600 to Ā£3200 seems to be the average. Iāve not seen one go below Ā£2500.
And thatās based on about 10 coming up for sale over the last few years, so not the greatest pool to take an average from.
1 Like
Oh OK thereās one on ebay but they want Ā£2800 I thought that was a bit steep
Thanks
Iāve seen them go for less, but Ā£2800 is ok if itās in really good nick and got the sample drum module.
Having said that though, itās cash converters selling it, so Iād be a bit hesitant, purely because youāre not gonna know its history.
1 Like
Yeah thatās what I thought I was willing to pay around 2k mark for it
But they can dream on at Ā£2800 with no history
1 Like
Cash Converters will consider a low ball FWIW. They have no skin in the game so to speak.
Iāve won silly offers from them before.
Iāve tried they came back with Ā£2800
But I do agree they normally will accept a low but Iāve messaged them several times since before crimbo and they havenāt replied Fxxk em
I think youād need to know a little bit more for that, I donāt like that missing pot either.
Knock em down if theyāve still got it in a few weeks. If someone wants to pay that then good luck to em.
1 Like
Thatās what I was thinking 
Out of interest what would u pay for it?
Thanks
I would need a REALLY good price to give Cash Converters that sort of money. They donāt know anything about it, do they. But on the other hand, who buys a Techno System and doesnāt look after it?!?! Thereās also a good chance itās a steal.
Iām just a Perkons user who occasionally ogles at stuff like this, but I would be tempted at Ā£2.5k. Itās Cash Converters for christ sake and Iām sure they want it gone! But still, for that sort of money Iād drive over there and spend some time with it. I still donāt like that missing pot, regardless of price.
1 Like
Itās 4700ā¬ @ Thomann; 2800 Pounds 3360ā¬ (which would be ok for me).
Probably not realistic to spot the entire system at 3k (ā¬).
Otherwise: I would NOT buy pre-configured systems again (did so with my Black System III).
Going for a slow build up over time is less painful than buying everything at once.
Its on my Christmas List every year.
Santa never brings it though.
3 Likes
I know the feeling at my age i dont even get socks no more 
4 Likes