Anyone else ever do one of these? The circuit board seems to have gold pins on it. I saved the drums, cymbals, pedal and stand to try and sell for parts
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Anyone else ever do one of these? The circuit board seems to have gold pins on it. I saved the drums, cymbals, pedal and stand to try and sell for parts
In my experience it is better to sell whole if it works. Not much scrap value there. Some wires, some gold pins, and a bunch of plastic to dispose of.
Thanks, I still have two more to do. I'm going to see if I can sell some of these parts on ebay, and which is more profitable, selling parts or selling as a whole unit for parts
They have no value , that ship has sailed . I still can't believe the amount of money people waste on plastic instruments but don't own any actual musical instruments . I laugh every time i see one of these for sale at a thrift store or flea market . They don't sell I have seen them from $5-$12 . Maybe find someone on craigslist . But based on the article mech posted I would leave them where they sit.Quote:
Originally Posted by parttimescrapperMD
Great I thought there was resale value in the parts, now I have 3 of them. I find it funny also all these people that spend hours playing games like guitar hero or rock band. Why not spend that time to actually learn a true instrument.