Hi I recently got a 1962 Concord 884 Stereophonic Reel to Reel The same as this - http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... K:MEWAX:IT
I was Just wondering, Does anyone know the approximate value of one of these?
Thanks
1962 Concord 884 Stereophonic Reel to Reel Value?
Electrically amplified phonographs or radio/phonographs and related components (approx. 1928-1990).
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TripleSpring
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I would have thought $40 was closer to the real value than $400 
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Bobby Basham
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I got to agree with TripleSpring. Unless you got some big honking Revox that came from a major recording studio, you're out of luck. I don't keep up with the trends for this older technology, but it seems that folks these days can barely handle an LP or 45, let alone reels or 8-tracks.
I love my reel-to-reels, love the sound, and use them quite often for live recording, when I have the time. With the exception of one (which cost me $3.98 at a thrift store), they were all free (maybe a little negotiation involved). Folks around here just give them away. See below. Damn, I gave away/abandoned my Wollensaks. Would anyone have those beige/silver metal trimmed units? I remember those during my Spanish classes four years doing high school late 60's early 70's. Speaker and tone controls were front-mounted, and had a big metal carrying handle. The lid was removable to accomodate the 7" reels. I'll have to do some web surfing to find a pic. --BB
Bobby Basham
Tucson, Arizona
I love my reel-to-reels, love the sound, and use them quite often for live recording, when I have the time. With the exception of one (which cost me $3.98 at a thrift store), they were all free (maybe a little negotiation involved). Folks around here just give them away. See below. Damn, I gave away/abandoned my Wollensaks. Would anyone have those beige/silver metal trimmed units? I remember those during my Spanish classes four years doing high school late 60's early 70's. Speaker and tone controls were front-mounted, and had a big metal carrying handle. The lid was removable to accomodate the 7" reels. I'll have to do some web surfing to find a pic. --BB
Bobby Basham
Tucson, Arizona
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