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Funhouse or a 120 play demo man

By Scott8806

2 years ago


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    “Funhouse or a 120 play demo man”

    • Dm 22 votes
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    • Funhouse 26 votes
      54%

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    #35 2 years ago

    As others have stated, this does not seem like a very good deal for you. A very nice demo man, even in today's market, should top out in the low $4k range (tops). A nice original funhouse in great condition could certainly be worth as much as a TMMT Pro. This funhouse, with a faded cab and an overlay, is definitely not worth as much as a TMMT Pro. Also, I agree with other points that an owner that doesn't play a machine is very unlikely to install a ColorDMD...seems fishy my friend.

    I'm not saying TMMT is a good game or super popular these days, but perhaps you could get more selling it or finding a more equitable trade. I feel like you should get at least in the low $5k range for it and realize that you'd be taking a bit of a hit at that valuation but that is what happens with the less popular newer stern pros especially.

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