Donny, good post, clear and to the point.
For me anything I am not using goes out. There are times when I wish I had not sold a keyboard, but in the long run I am ahead. Two of my good friends who passed away left me their Kn7000 keyboards. After a while I was not playing them so they were sold. That money went into an account separate from my living expenses. Like Bachus I buy and sell at the right price so buying the new piece of equipment cost very little. I find when I have to much equipment I do not enjoy playing as
much. Into learning and setting up and getting frustrated.

Frankie’s prices also makes the buying and selling easy. I still have enough in my music account to buy a new whatever.

John C.
PS, when I hear my old Kn7000 recordings I am tempted to buy another KN7000, they have being past being reliable – no future. If a company was to build the exact same model I would rush to buy one.