Etherwave Pro advice

Hi there theremonicians,
I've been an etherwave player for some years now and used to post on Levnet maybe 7 or 8 years ago when I lived in the UK.
I'm now in New Zealand and recently walked into a music shop and saw a new Etherwave Pro for sale.
I played it, loved it, got my credit card out, took it home and instantly realised 'I can't afford this'.
Its been out of the box once.
Now I realise it must have been just about the last new one on the planet - the shop certainly didn't have any more.
So its for sale.
I was going to put it on ebay but thought I'd offer it to you guys first. I've got an idea what its worth so please no silly offers.
Looks like I'm going to be playing the old etherwave for a while longer :)

Welcome to Theremin World, Mr Glyn.

Further to our brief email exchange of a couple of years ago, I am delighted to report that the theremin symposium went very well last year, and we are planning another for next year.

(Ladies and gentlemen, Mr Glyn is formerly of the almost legendary Northern Theremonic - from a 2002 review: [i]The second act to play was Northern Theremonic, who played well-known pieces on a theremin and a keyboard. You haven't lived until you've heard Bohemian Rhapsody on a theremin. We couldn't stop laughing it was so good.[/i])

And now a second claim to theremin fame - the man who [i]accidentally[/i] bought the very last ePro. :-)

I'm sorry to say that I can't afford an ePro either. I hope that you get a fair price for it.

Hi,
I sent you a mail for the EP Pro. Thank you

I had a similar experience here in Australia. As soon as a found an Epro being sold, I got it straight away. I had to scratch around for money though.

tim
http://www.timothytate.com.au