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Originally Posted by Muffins
If your biggest thing is upgradability then those are not right for you. PsYcNeT mentioned in his post about the use of proprietary parts in those types of machines that make it difficult to upgrade/replace.
Yes those are cheaper but that's because 1) they're refurbs and 2) they cheap out on certain parts to bring costs down.
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Cost isn't a huge issue for me, but what would a reasonable cost be to get something decent that would have the ability to be upgraded down the line? $2000? $3000?