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The rising prices are sometimes the product of inflated & unrealistic expectation, but on the other hand, if the worth of something is what someone is prepared to pay for it, it could be that $200+ for a 9600 is a side-effect of Apple's rise to a higher share of the market in recent years.
In other words, the switchers might just be getting nostalgic - in which case, some of us would be rich if we could flog all our gear to new Apple users. For $200, I'd sell one of my 8600s. In fact, I'd let all three of them go for a knock-down price: $599.95. Get yer bargains here!
In other words, the switchers might just be getting nostalgic - in which case, some of us would be rich if we could flog all our gear to new Apple users. For $200, I'd sell one of my 8600s. In fact, I'd let all three of them go for a knock-down price: $599.95. Get yer bargains here!
The only difference between a 350 and a 250 is a CPU and a case sticker. The people who still use avids would not touch a PCI 9600 setup, probably the same with protools users because newer setups are cheap and seem to do much more. This sold to a collector I would think, what they plan on doing with it I have no clue.
I meant newer AVID setups, and they don't need alot of PCI cards... and the second quote, well just wait untill I find one of your posts and take it out on context...except hold large numbers of PCI cardsnewer setups are cheap and seem to do much more
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He has everything. He just needed a spare for the system. Also, Avid is pretty choosy when it comes to Processor upgrade cards. Having the 350 604e is a good thing.Sure if you have all the AVID cards, media drives, software, cables, breakout boxes, and the elusive dongles. Odd to have all that and not the 9500 or 9600 they were installed in.
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