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Originally Posted by zorahk

I just hope you are not talking about coinopexpress or channel beat, because both of them are a joke.

It might not fit in a standard doorway, see if it can be taken apart. My pop'n machine will not fit through and is going in my garage.

For shipping, if it's from Japan contact IEC Inc, and if it's for the U.S. call up NAVL (north american van lines).

Yeah, that's what I've been wondering. When I do move, I'm going to look for a place with a garage if possible, or a sliding door. Luckily the dimensions of the cabinet will let me slide it in with a couple inches to spare, but take off the drum pads and bass pedal, it may be a bit easier. There's tons of people renting houses to students in my city, so I am not worrying about that too much right now. But it is something I am concerned about and might blow the whole deal.

The company I've been speaking with is called Highway Entertainment, which is an Australian based company. And from what I've seen, they look like a more legitimate company than crap like Coinopexpress or Channel Beat, which I don't even know if they are real companies or not. I think those websites are for speculation to get people to think they're worth a ton even though they aren't. The company has several warehouses around the world, and the specific one I'm looking at is in Hong Kong. They're an easy company to find on google, so maybe you could take a look and tell me what you think of them.

The price they are asking seems reasonable at $2500 for V3, as it is used. And the shipping should be around $500 as they quoted me. I just hope this isn't one of those "too good to be true" things or I'll feel like a complete jackass. But let's hope that isn't the case.