Miracle Piano hardware

[Cornelius]

I've got some extra Miracle Piano stuff. I'm wondering what it is worth and how I should sell it (parted out or all together).

the list:
Foot pedal - hard plastic side is cracked but it does work
official ac adapter
parallel port type cable
floppy disc set (sealed in original baggie) - both 5.25 and 3.5
owner's manual
piano - no plastic insert where it would denote what system it was originally for, or at least maybe have the seal of quality (not sure what the others look like).

http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww75/evanwink42/Finds/C121836F-orig.jpg

http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww75/evanwink42/Finds/DEDF6BD5-orig.jpg

I'm thinking piano w/ parallel cable, disks, and manual in a lot, and foot pedal / ac adapter separate each on their own? What would you do?

[Cornelius]

No one has any thoughts on this?

[garagesaleking!!]

Its a shame to break everything up, but these seem to have really dropped in price recently. I have a complete set but can't get myself to let it go for what I think i can get. the individual pieces always seem to do just as well on ebay.

[thegamezmaster]

You could always check ebay completed auctions for complete sets and individual pieces and see what's more. I've got one for the nes but would be interest maybe in the sustain pedal if it fits mine. PM me if so,thanks.

[Kitsune Sniper]

The Miracle Piano NES set I sold years ago HAD a Nintendo logo on the plastic overlay that went over the piano. Everything else appeared to be the same as the other versions. The main difference is the connector and the overlay.

This is still good to someone who needs these parts but I have no idea what to price them at.