Anthony writes: "I remember in the early nineties, when people would tell me that you could get 303's for pennies back in the mid 80s, and I'd only half believe them. They weren't lying. Today, I received a 1986 copy of Sounds magazine. In the back, there's an ad for Soho Soundhouse (now better known as Turnkey)." The last three TB303s on Ebay sold for and $1025, £600 and $1875 (that one came with a TR606).
Posted by Tom Whitwell.
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Yup, I still hurt from the day in 1991 when I went around the second-hand shops of Dublin looking for a distortion pedal for my new guitar and I was offered a 303 for £25 (the guy in the shop didn't know quite what it was), but I opted for a Boss Supradistortion instead. Dammit! Although, check out: http://www.ladyada.net/make/x0xb0x/index.html I've ordered mine...
umm, I got my TB303 a few years ago for the princely sum of NZ$60. The guy who I bought it off didn't need it anymore and there was a misprint in the ad (it was advertised as a DB303).
why tb303 while you can get the 303b0x I just bought one and it is really great it cost me around 250$, but it really worth. I think it is better than tb303, also you can assembel it buy your self if you want to buy only kit version of it!!
Anthony writes: "I remember in the early nineties, when people would tell me that you could get 303's for pennies back in the mid 80s, and I'd only half believe them. They weren't lying. Today, I received a 1986 copy of Sounds magazine. In the back, there's an ad for Soho Soundhouse (now better known as Turnkey)." The last three TB303s on Ebay sold for and $1025, £600 and $1875 (that one came with a TR606).
Posted by Tom Whitwell. 
: 3:14 am