Paying back college loans, selling off mics and Brand new Roland JV1010

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I have a Brand new Roland Jv1010 synth with original box, manual and ac adapter. Only taken outta the box a few times but I need the money to help pay off college loans so I will sell it for $275 plus shipping.

I also am probably going to have sell some of my other gear as well including:

Mint Rode Nt1 with carrying pouch = $125
Mint small diaphram condenser CAD e-1000 with carrying case = $75

Thanks,
Scriabin
 
hey bro, does the Rode have the shock mount for mic stand? I will give you $85 bills for it. get back!!! thanks bro the dude
 
sub,
I wish this would cover those loans;) I've just got to part with whatever im not using to help...
 
Loans eh?
Well, I'm sure $500 would help you out, right?
So give me a paypal address, and I'll send you $500 for that Soundelux U-195 with shockmount and box, to make a mate for mine.
You're a good man.
Peace.
 
hey do you still have the rode NT1 for sale? get back the dude abides!
 
Hey dude,
I pm'd you a few days ago. I dont have the shockmount but this mic is in mint condition and does include the padded carrying bag and mic clip. ill ship it to ya for $100 and we can work something out on shipping. PM me if youre interested.
 
Nothin' to add, but the loans--yeah........

I'm going to law school next year. In three years I'll be pushin' 130k in debt...........

But the flipside is, might as well run up the cc's with rock gear now--cuz what's one or 2K more or less. :eek:

-Jtt
 
jet-rocker,

cool. I am also going to law school next year. You aint lying about the huge debt though. Luckily, I'll have my MBA so I can work during the day and go at night.

What schools are you looking at?
 
Cyan: It's kind of a 'Legally Blond' story for me. I'm just a bum from the midwest, but I did really well on the LSAT--so I had opportunities that I NEVER thought I'd have.

Looks like I'll be going to the University of Chicago next year though. Got decent financial aid from them. It's supposed to be intense, but I have a chip on my shoulder, so..................

I won't be able to work--it'll be weird. I've been working since I was 16. What town are you landing in?

-J
 
jet-rocker,

cool deal. U of Chicago is a nice school. Unfortunately I dont think I'll be able to go to such a good school.

I am going to take my LSAT in october, and If I score a 163 on it I'll be amazed. I have spent over $100 on prep books and I still cant figure out the darn games section. On all the practice tests I've done so far I've been around 157-161. I know that I have to increase my score bigtime though or no lawschool for me.

I am only looking at schools with evening programs and since I am an international student, I wont be able to get as much aid, so I am looking at affordable schools. I am hoping that I can get into a top 100 though.

My top choice now is Georgia State. They are ranked well and cost low. I am also planning to go into entertainment law(I think lawyers call it intellectual property) so that I can work in music management when I get out.

What do you plan to focus on?
 
You've got time to work on the LSAT. The games section was a bitch. Hardest section for me. I worked up to a point where I could get through all four games though--I studied for about 8 months.

If you can take a course it's worth it--not so much for the classes, but access to all the previous LSATs.

I went through EVERY previous practice test. The book LSAT 180 was helpful too.

Georgia state is not bad at all, not by a long shot--and yeah entertainment law would be great.

I met a guy who is a paralegal in LA who does entertainment law at a medium sized firm. They get to handle the Dating Game's law suits, etc. Sounds like a kick.

Don't want to graduate and work 80 hrs a week though.

-Jtt Pln
 
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