Price Check: How much is my _____ worth?
- Khers
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- Location: Sweden
- Main keyboard: LZ CLSh
- Main mouse: Logitech MX Ergo
- Favorite switch: Buckling Springs | Topre | Nixdorf Black
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Maybe, but I'd say that the fact that it's a hopelessly scarce Norwegian layout increases its price a bit over the more common HAMPO and HAMDE 5ks. I might be overestimating its influence however, and I might be outright wrong. And it does seem to be in rather good nick, maybe not BNIB, but still.
- photekq
- Cherry Picker
- Location: United Kingdom
- Main keyboard: Various Cherry Corp keyboards
- Main mouse: Razer Deathadder (1st gen)
- Favorite switch: Nixdorf 'Soft Touch' MX Black (55g springs)
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300EUR is typical price for a Portuguese/DE MX5000 BNIB.
- photekq
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What's the specific model number?UKKeycaps wrote: ↑Any opinions on the Industrial grey model M?
- photekq
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Hard to gauge that one. It's the 1985 model, right? I've seen very few of them, and typically when it comes to M's the older ones fetch higher prices. 1985 is about as old as you'll get, and of course the fact that it's an industrial (and a square black label one at that) will bump the price up quite significantly.
I'm not great when it comes to M's so I'll let someone else appraise it, but expect a high price!
Out of curiosity : Are you looking to buy or looking to sell?
I'm not great when it comes to M's so I'll let someone else appraise it, but expect a high price!
Out of curiosity : Are you looking to buy or looking to sell?
- Chyros
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: whatever I'm reviewing next :p
- Main mouse: a cheap Logitech
- Favorite switch: Alps SKCM Blue
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UKKeycaps wrote: ↑1388032
1985 or 1985. They're very rare. The black metal badge is really kickass.photekq wrote: ↑Hard to gauge that one. It's the 1985 model, right? I've seen very few of them, and typically when it comes to M's the older ones fetch higher prices. 1985 is about as old as you'll get, and of course the fact that it's an industrial (and a square black label one at that) will bump the price up quite significantly.
I'm not great when it comes to M's so I'll let someone else appraise it, but expect a high price!
Out of curiosity : Are you looking to buy or looking to sell?
Mine is undated but the controller is from 1984, it's one of the Mandolin models, probably from 1985; it appears to be a very early production model fitted with prototype parts including an EEPROM (?) chip. That one was estimated at £300 or more iirc. After I put out my video tour of it I've had a considerable amount of offers for it xD . I suspect you'll have no trouble shifting it at all!
- seebart
- Offtopicthority Instigator
- Location: Germany
- Main keyboard: Rotation
- Main mouse: Steelseries Sensei
- Favorite switch: IBM capacitive buckling spring
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- scottc
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- Location: Remote locations in Europe
- Main keyboard: GH60-HASRO 62g Nixies, HHKB Pro1 HS, Novatouch
- Main mouse: Steelseries Rival 300
- Favorite switch: Nixdorf 'Soft Touch' MX Black
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What?! For a full-size industrial M?! I am shocked... I would've guessed maybe 50% of that.
- alh84001
- v.001
- Location: EU-HR-ZG
- Main keyboard: unsaver
- Main mouse: logitech m305 / apple trackpad
- Favorite switch: BS
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I'm not a native english speaker so something might have been lost in translation . I meant powerful in a way that it is much more impressive, it makes a much more powerful impression.
- Karandach
- Location: France
- Main keyboard: FC660C Silenced/Heavy-6 | IBM SSK
- Main mouse: Logitech G403 | MX Master 3
- Favorite switch: Topre | Beam Spring | Buckling spring
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- seebart
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- Location: Germany
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Cherry experts, what is this G80-2100 HCD worth? More pics available.
What is the overall condition of the keyboard?Phenix wrote: ↑recently I got an IBM M with that logo. Sticker inside says from 87.
How much would one value this?
- ramnes
- ПБТ НАВСЕГДА
- Location: France
- Main keyboard: KMAC LE
- Main mouse: Zowie AM
- Favorite switch: GPL 104 lubed 62g nixies
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I really doubt anyone would pay 400-500€ for that industrial model M, even with that nice badge. I'd say around 300€, but then I don't really follow IBM market those days.
I'd say somewhere between 120 and 140$, more if you have the box, less if caps show some signs of use.
~100$Karandach wrote: ↑What is your estimate for this keyboard ? G81-1000 HDU (label IN2, subsidiary of Siemens)
Condition :
Worn key in the middle. Three indelible marks on keys. Other keys in good condition.
Case in good condition but a visible mark on the top.
[pics]
Thank you for your interest !
Looks in very good condition, is it NIB?seebart wrote: ↑Cherry experts, what is this G80-2100 HCD worth? More pics available.
I'd say somewhere between 120 and 140$, more if you have the box, less if caps show some signs of use.
- seebart
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It is not NIB and I do not have the case and yes the caps do have shine.
- seebart
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It's really more decoration IMO, not sure who would actually take notes on there?Chyros wrote: ↑I love the little flap pad on the PF block, that's amazing. Definitely one of the more interesting Cherry boards I've seen so far .
- alh84001
- v.001
- Location: EU-HR-ZG
- Main keyboard: unsaver
- Main mouse: logitech m305 / apple trackpad
- Favorite switch: BS
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It would be crazy to take notes I agree , but to note what each key does in different programs, OSs, whatnot, it makes perfect sense, especially in a professional environment where multiple people use the same station.
- seebart
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Shortcuts etc. sure.
- Blaise170
- ALPS キーボード
- Location: Boston, MA
- Main keyboard: Cooler Master Quickfire Stealth
- Main mouse: Logitech G502
- Favorite switch: Alps SKCM Blue
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Those label flaps are pretty common on older boards, AEK/AEK II is a good example.
- kbdfr
- The Tiproman
- Location: Berlin, Germany
- Main keyboard: Tipro MID-QM-128A + two Tipro matrix modules
- Main mouse: Contour Rollermouse Pro
- Favorite switch: Cherry black
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Give a good look, on the right side you'll see there's a thumb index for the 10 programmable layers of the PF pad, so you can note what is actually programmed on each PF key for each layer (for example: layer 4, PF3 key: "print date").
And sorry seebart, no clue what they can be worth at the moment.
- Wingpad
- Location: Illinois, USA
- Main keyboard: Industrialized Model M/Orange ALPS Dell AT101W
- Main mouse: Logitech G502-RGB
- Favorite switch: Capacitive Buckling Springs
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I am hoping to sell a custom USB-Modded Black Dell AT101W with Matias Quiet Clicks. I built this board with new stabilizers, switches and ABS keycaps with the intent to use it as a daily driver but I ended up finding out that the switches are too light for me. The caps lock and spacebar are dyed original caps and the original green indicator lights were swapped for blue LEDs. Here is a link to an album with some pictures. I would like to sell it for $120 but what do you guys think, would that be fair?
- scottc
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- Location: Remote locations in Europe
- Main keyboard: GH60-HASRO 62g Nixies, HHKB Pro1 HS, Novatouch
- Main mouse: Steelseries Rival 300
- Favorite switch: Nixdorf 'Soft Touch' MX Black
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I think that's honestly a pretty fair price considering the condition and restoration work you put in. Looks really nice. If you have a build log you should post it in the workshop.
- fohat
- Elder Messenger
- Location: Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
- Main keyboard: Model F 122-key terminal
- Main mouse: Microsoft Optical Mouse
- Favorite switch: Model F Buckling Spring
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3 questions:Wingpad wrote: ↑
I am hoping to sell a custom USB-Modded Black Dell AT101W with Matias Quiet Clicks.
Is the case painted black? Does that account for no logo and beige lock light sticker?
How did you do the USB conversion?
How did you dye the spacebar and CapsLock? ABS does not usually take dye very well.
- Wingpad
- Location: Illinois, USA
- Main keyboard: Industrialized Model M/Orange ALPS Dell AT101W
- Main mouse: Logitech G502-RGB
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Yes, although I used vinyl dye so it preserved a lot of the original texture. Also, to be fair I think the beige lock light sticker helps to offset what would otherwise be a massive chunk of black plastic.fohat wrote: ↑ Is the case painted black? Does that account for no logo and beige lock light sticker?
It is an embedded PS/2 to USB converter, but it is a nice one.fohat wrote: ↑ How did you do the USB conversion?
Much to my surprise, I tested the vinyl dye I used on the rest of the case and it worked marvelously on some of my extra keys. Rather than leaving the capslock and spacebar beige (since the keycaps in the BonW set did not work on this board), I decided to spray/dye them as well. So far it appears to have worked rather well and they are smooth (in texture).fohat wrote: ↑ How did you dye the spacebar and CapsLock? ABS does not usually take dye very well.
Thanks! I wish I had one but sadly I don't. I thought I took pictures along the way but wasn't able to find themscottc wrote: ↑Looks really nice. If you have a build log you should post it in the workshop.
- fohat
- Elder Messenger
- Location: Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
- Main keyboard: Model F 122-key terminal
- Main mouse: Microsoft Optical Mouse
- Favorite switch: Model F Buckling Spring
- DT Pro Member: 0158
When you say "vinyl dye" are you talking about a film-forming product something like the middle can?Wingpad wrote: ↑
I used vinyl dye so it preserved a lot of the original texture.
I tested the vinyl dye I used on the rest of the case and it worked marvelously on some of my extra keys.
Otherwise, most water-based dyes seem to require activation temperatures too high for ABS to tolerate.
The USB converter is a good idea. Is the original cable coiled up inside the case?
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