Market Value of Used, Executed, Out-of-Warranty, Non-MX RED ONE?

[C. Jagan Mohan]

I disagree. Crash is what happened to S16 kit, SR3 kits are now selling for a fraction of what they where selling for a few years ago, that's what i call crash. RED's won't crash, because they are still a viable money making tool. I will certainly hang onto at least one of my RED's when i get my Epic. Red One is still a fantastic camera, they will still be producing great images. Still in demand and therefore still retain their value. :thumbsup:

But at some time RED will start selling Mxd versions. Than what? You still perceive you get a premium? or at least original price, no way.

 

[Eythan Holladay]

* Thanks for the clarification (re: stage3) -

I will say in my market, the non MXR1 is still pretty high on the food chain, so I would feel quite good about the price I could fetch, but I have no intention of releasing my cam until the Epic arrives. I would wager most stage 3'ers are in my camp. As stated before, the flux in price was caused by the stage 2 logic bomb, but thats over.

 

[Jim Retar]

The crash will likely occur when Scarlet S35 arrives. $7k for what is, in essence, an R1-MX (without the 2k 200fps but with other extras) in a small format.

R1 owners might cash in now/soon at a mid range price before this release.

 

[jimhare]

I know a few that have sold around the $10k mark, usually with the provision that the original owners has full access until the Epic arrives.

I don't see why anyone would pay full new value for a used, out of warranty camera. I certainly wouldn't!:willy_nilly:

If it came with all accessories or a lens, sure, but body only?