ChipMusic.org - Nanoloop 1.2 - What is the correct price these days?

Re: Nanoloop 1.2 - What is the correct price these days?

2022-01-10T11:55:28Z

ChipsNSalsa4Ever wrote:

He says he'll sell it to me for $250 and references this post as the fair market price: https://reverb.com/item/37295290-nanolo … meboy-rare

what’s wrong with people? chip gear should not be investment strategy. stop hoarding gear and pass it on at a fair price.

Re: Nanoloop 1.2 - What is the correct price these days?

2022-01-06T08:18:01Z

I've never heard of one go for over $150-175 (at least after 1.3 came out.. there were price spikes in 2003-2004 when they weren't available)
tbh, unless there's something specific you prefer about the sound of 1.2, 1.3/1.5/1.6 are all better deals (& you don't have to worry about the SRAM battery)

Re: Nanoloop 1.2 - What is the correct price these days?

2021-06-02T17:22:01Z

Reverb or Ebay asking prices are really bad price reference, to be honest.
If you check Ebay sold listings (click advanced and check the sold box), there were two sold earlier this year
Game Boy DMG + Nanoloop 1.2 for 81€
and one with GB Pocket included for 65€

Nanoloop 1.2 - What is the correct price these days?

2021-06-01T21:46:26Z

Hello!

I owned Nanoloop 1.2 for gameboy about 20 years ago but lost it. A friend of mine has the 1.2 in the traditional greg gameboy cartridge. He says he'll sell it to me for $250 and references this post as the fair market price: https://reverb.com/item/37295290-nanolo … meboy-rare

Does this price seem high or fair market value? Is there a difference between the grey cartridge and these semi-transparent ones?

Any insight is greatly appreciated, as I cannot seem to find much info on pricing and market.