How much is a used Sequential Prophet Rev2 61 Key 16 Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer worth?
A used Sequential Prophet Rev2 61 Key 16 Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer is worth around C$2,700 on the used market — typically C$2,649 to C$2,920 depending on condition.
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