You might notice a new link at the top of the right column named "Synths on Ebay." I created it for two reasons. The obvious, if you click on it, find something you like and buy it, I get a cut of Ebay's cut and you get the warm fuzzies for supporting this site. Note neither you nor the seller pays anything extra, it comes out of Ebay's pocket. So if you find it useful, please, feel free to use it. There is a search box on top that you can use, so you are not limitted to my default search terms. BTW, if you have input on adding words or the design let me know. I was thinking of creating manufacturer links so you can quickly click and browse based on manufaturer, but I figured you can also just add it to the search box on top. Note that the search box contains the query terms I currently have set up, so you don't have to retype everything - just add the manufacturer or other term you want and remove anything you don't want. I need to see if I can make that search box longer, but currently that's how they have it set.
The second reason I created this was for my own convenience. You know I post pics and details from auctions that people send me and that I find interesting. To be honest with you, I've only been putting stuff up that people send me because I simply do not have the time to go searching on Ebay for content. However now I can just click on the link when I'm bored and see what's out there. BTW, feel free to continue sending stuff you find as I'm sure I will still miss stuff. I hate the thought of rare pics and details on the obscure stuff getting lost in limbo.
Check it out. Comments always welcome.
Thursday, June 15, 2006
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I like it, although if you could find a way to filter out the seemingly endless supply of sample CDs, it'd be even better. That said, I'd like to say you run one of the best blogs I've come across, keep up the stellar work.
ReplyDeleteYeah, it would be a lot better if there was a "Don't include software" button. Also its picking up a few of the usual "Synthessizer Belt Buckle" type items.
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed there aren't any case auctions. There's usually scads of those as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I'll filter out the sample CDs. Now the Belt Buckles I'd want to know about. ; ) Didn't realize there were any. The buttons and pins yes, but not belt buckles. I'll have to post that if I find some good shots.
ReplyDeleteThose belt buckles are cool, but they'll scrape the back of my keytar!
ReplyDeleteHey! That's rock and roll! Deal with it!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I'd like to know about synth belt buckles. Get some pilgrim shoes if you want avoid keytar scratches.
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