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This has been going on for years and all I can say is people have more money than brains. I'm sure some of it is due to people, with deep pockets, who feel they must own their childhood record player at any cost. Then, there are others who are probably not aware of how these things sounded when new and end up paying out the rear end for one because they want to get into records or think the record player looks cool. Then, I'm sure they are very outdone once they get the thing and discover that it sounds like crap.
Believe it or not, there was a lower end model under the Wildcat line. It was a cheap mono player that had a small front firing speaker with only a single volume control. The changer was basically the same as the one used in the Wildcat line. I've also seen these mono cheapies go for big money.
What amazes me is that many of the cheaper low end record players often sell for more money than the better quality units.
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