compago
u/compago
Yup. Scored!
I'm from the city but live in the country right now. There's a pawn shop a few blocks from me I usually hit up once a month. This time, they delivered. Sitting on the counter was an excellent visual condition Roland Juno-106! $499 sticker. I was all, that's a great deal if it's fully working. Regretted selling my Juno-6 last year. I've owned two 106's before and always liked them but rally prefer the Juno-60. Been collecting and playing synths since the mid 80's. Got a bunch of old gear. Not a great producer but love the gear and jamming for fun at home.
Asked the guy if I could demo it and we plugged it in to a guitar amp. Powered right up, led's on, cool. What's this - the
Yard sale synth find! $295 for both analogs in very good working condition.. plus the 606 bag for free. Nope. He wanted "the kids" to have the 606 "to play with". Of course I asked him if he had a 303.. those few seconds were magic lol. Oh well.
imgur.com/a/3DLoRAnyone fancy a one-owner '87 325is w 36k miles.. for $29k?
autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.x...I'm no saavy investor or economist but now that I'm older it's really interesting so I'm researching it just for historical context of where we are and what's next.
Discovering the Elliot Wave Principle recently https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliott_wave_principle I wonder does it apply to the Dow overall? Comparing the two, it looks exactly like we're at the peak or "5" position.
I made a comparison graphic here http://imgur.com/Ljj1UCc
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