Gear Heads: Way Huge Pedals (need advice)

[NashVegas]

I've got a Green Rhino II that's in fairly pristine condition, as far as I know.

Assuming it's still pristine once I replace the battery and plug it in, it's heading towards eBay.

When I bought this in 96 or so, it was $125 in a used shop. This time last year, it was going for a little over $200 on eBay. Now I look back there and Way Huge pedals (including the Rhino) are priced up to and over $700(!). The only one I see currently selling, though, is at $500.

So here's my question:

What is a fair market price that people will actually pay? ie, if you walked into a gear shop, what would you be willing to fork over for something this acclaimed?

I'm not trying to sell it to anyone here, just figure out what I should list it for. (I still have the original box)

[toddzilla]

1. people will pay enormous sums for stuff like this..

it's all bullshit if you ask me.. but i'd list it at 15% lower than average market rate.

it's just a goddamn guitar pedal.

[ProfessorGAC]

2. I'm With You Todd

$700 for a guitar pedal. It better play the parts for me, so i can just listen. That's ridiculous. You can buy a pretty darned good amp for 7 bills.
The Professor

[NashVegas]

3. I Think So Too, But

If I can make 500% or more profit, it ain't gonna kill me.

the big mystique is that the guy who made them will still help service them.

I never got much into playing, it was more of an impulse buy, but it is a sweet pedal.

[Ron Green]

4. Ever open one of these things up? They've got about 2 dollars' worth of

electronics in them. The insecurity of guitar players about "their sound" is boundless.

[toddzilla]

5. sell it to eric johnson for like ten grand..

just be sure to include his favorite batteries, run down 63.4% of course.

[mitchum]

6. Batteries???!!! I use a Volta pile for that real retro vibe