Dilemma...
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Dilemma...
So I tried to order an Ecler Nuo 2.0 from ebay...
1) The listing was for a Nuo 2.0, but the picture was for a Nuo 2. I didn't even know there was a 2, doh! But I won the auction for around $200 which seemed like it was still a good deal for the 2, so I let them ship it.
2) Something like 3 weeks later I receive the mixer. It was a bit odd that it came in a computer box with the sender's name being the name of a pawn shop even though the eBay seller was called Kats Guitars, but this was not too crazy, just worth mentioning.
3) I opened the box and it's a Pioneer DJM-909! It's got some heavy scratches on the top, and a big sticker on the side, but otherwise seems to work fine. New, these mixers go for around $1200, and used on eBay they go for between $800 and $1600...I payed $200.
The right thing to do seems to offer to send it back at a big inconvenience to me. It is also possible (unlikely) that given the time to receive it and the false (I'm assuming it was just a mistake) advertising they decided to upgrade me. Do you guys have opinions on this mixer?
1) The listing was for a Nuo 2.0, but the picture was for a Nuo 2. I didn't even know there was a 2, doh! But I won the auction for around $200 which seemed like it was still a good deal for the 2, so I let them ship it.
2) Something like 3 weeks later I receive the mixer. It was a bit odd that it came in a computer box with the sender's name being the name of a pawn shop even though the eBay seller was called Kats Guitars, but this was not too crazy, just worth mentioning.
3) I opened the box and it's a Pioneer DJM-909! It's got some heavy scratches on the top, and a big sticker on the side, but otherwise seems to work fine. New, these mixers go for around $1200, and used on eBay they go for between $800 and $1600...I payed $200.
The right thing to do seems to offer to send it back at a big inconvenience to me. It is also possible (unlikely) that given the time to receive it and the false (I'm assuming it was just a mistake) advertising they decided to upgrade me. Do you guys have opinions on this mixer?
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Contact the seller and see if it was really a mistake. If it was, offer yourself shipping it back at their costs. It was their mistake and they should pay for it. Also, even if you do earn a lot of money on keeping it, you won't be happy later when your conscience kicks in. Maybe offer them a small amount of money (50-100$) to keep it, if you can afford and if you would rather use this one than the one you was intending to buy from the beginning.
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How is that a dilemma? u just payed $200 for something that is ridiculously more expensive... Keep it and dont say a word... or sell it and buy the original one you wanted and ur left with some extra cash...
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grillwrecka wrote:So I tried to order an Ecler Nuo 2.0 from ebay...
1) The listing was for a Nuo 2.0, but the picture was for a Nuo 2. I didn't even know there was a 2, doh! But I won the auction for around $200 which seemed like it was still a good deal for the 2, so I let them ship it.
2) Something like 3 weeks later I receive the mixer. It was a bit odd that it came in a computer box with the sender's name being the name of a pawn shop even though the eBay seller was called Kats Guitars, but this was not too crazy, just worth mentioning.
3) I opened the box and it's a Pioneer DJM-909! It's got some heavy scratches on the top, and a big sticker on the side, but otherwise seems to work fine. New, these mixers go for around $1200, and used on eBay they go for between $800 and $1600...I payed $200.
The right thing to do seems to offer to send it back at a big inconvenience to me. It is also possible (unlikely) that given the time to receive it and the false (I'm assuming it was just a mistake) advertising they decided to upgrade me. Do you guys have opinions on this mixer?
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I didn't want to start some sort of bad karma cycle with my gear. Something just didn't feel right. I messaged the seller today to see what they wanted to do. I know it might seem like a no brainer to just keep it, but I just know that every time a piece of gear cut out in the middle of a set I would feel that guilt in the pit of my stomach "should have been honest". Hell, they might not even give a fuck, they're obviously not the most organized business on the planet. We'll see how it turns out. If I don't send it back, I may give it a once over, clean the faders, and give it up for the gear I want. It's nice and all, but I'm not sure if I'd use those effects. Imma go play with it for now 

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lol.jrisreal wrote:I know nothing of mixers but dude if it's better, than keep it.
and a djm 909 or do you mean a djm 900? if so then damn what a 'steal' lol!
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yeah, they will most def realize soon enough that their pioneer is missing when they try to sell it to someone else. Contact them and tell em i say.
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I told them what happened, and asked if they wanted it back. They apologized for the "mix" up and said that if I was happy, they were happy. The message was actually really nice, and the person informed me that they had been on vacation last week, and the shipping guys messed up a whole bunch of stuff (who's fault is really though?). Anywho, now I just gotta decide whether to use it or sell it, guess I'll just try it for a while. Honesty wins.
PS I WISH it was a 900...
PS I WISH it was a 900...
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still a 909 is good thoughgrillwrecka wrote:I told them what happened, and asked if they wanted it back. They apologized for the "mix" up and said that if I was happy, they were happy. The message was actually really nice, and the person informed me that they had been on vacation last week, and the shipping guys messed up a whole bunch of stuff (who's fault is really though?). Anywho, now I just gotta decide whether to use it or sell it, guess I'll just try it for a while. Honesty wins.
PS I WISH it was a 900...
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