Given To Fly
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Eventide, TC Electronic, Lexicon, etc.... all have units 25 years old that STILL are worth $1500, $2000, + because people want them for their sound. They were high end to begin with and still sound good to this day. I think this is how the Axe will be. I don't think it will ever end up in a bargain bin like a Digitech or Zoom. Obviously they will be worth less, but they are worth far from nothing.
Actually, the Axe COULD be one of the last hi-end major hardware units we see before everything goes iPad format. That alone could keep its worth up..... never know![]()
I don't think anybody is paying $1500 - $2000 for anything made by Eventide, TC Electronic, or Lexicon 25 years ago. The Eventide H3000 Harmonizer can be had for $900 or so. You are right, people still use it but more because its a "classic" piece of studio gear, not because of the modern sound quality; they have have the H8000FW for that.
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