It's baaack! Maestro for sale again....

$250 and reserve is still not met:

http://cgi.ebay.com/rare-Maestro-Theremin-in-original-box_W0QQitemZ7362955270QQcategoryZ308QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

How do you play that kind?

You move both arms up and down, but apparently they're really difficult to use. You wouldn't want to buy one to play music on, and yet I expect those who were looking for a theremin to make sound effects on wouldn't want to spend all that money on a vintage Maestro.

The seller really needs a vintage electronics collector.

In a shameless advert however, my theremin is faring annoyingly well at Ebay. It's already passed it's reserve, so I might as well promote it as much as possible. It's a pretty good price for people in Europe:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7362605958

But anyway. Back to Maestro.

You did an EXCELENT job with the presentation. Not a bad performance BTW for 4 weeks.

It went eventualy for about $500.

That just baffles me. It just goes to prove P.T. Barnum's point... there's a sucker born every minute. Even for historical/collection purposes, I just don't see that model being worth anything close to $500.

looks like a good price if this one's anything to go by:

[img]http://wildchurch.com/maestro.jpg[/img]

188,000JPY = 1,600USD!

Surely there's a mistake.