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I collect things I can work on. Would never consider a spike or really anything newer than the classic period. I know the components, the general gist of the electronics and the older machines are generally more user-friendly when it comes to bulbs and maintenance.
Everyone else figured this out 9 years ago so its rare when good machines become available for a realistic price.
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