Recent content by Scott10

PC69 - Talk to the Moon:

Washburn XB900 and XB925 custom shop basses made in the late 90s. They literally fit like a glove. They are also probably the BEST value you can possible find in a bass. For a custom shop bass that averages around $600-900 on the used market, you cannot go wrong with one. I have 40+ guitars and...

That's too bad. How much were you asking for it and what model? To be fair, I was mostly referring to Washburn guitars - like the Eagle series from 1978-1982-ish. Those, and the Nuno N4's hold value quite well. The rest sadly do go very cheap. The good news is that it means that if you are...

Ah! Carvin's are excellent instruments too. I never had a Carvin bass though. My favorite brands for guitar though are Charvel, Washburn, and Carvin.

Wow! No love for Washburns? Any of you that have not tried a Washburn bass made in the Chicago custom shop from about 1995 - 2008 are seriously missing out. I have four of the XB series and they are beyond killer. Been through many other basses but these are the best, mostly because no one takes...

It's amazing how these instruments were scoffed at and ridiculed in the 80s and most ended up hanging in pawn shops throughout the 80s and part of the 90s for a pittance of money but still no one wanted them. Should have bought a ton of them then as they're starting to command decent prices now...

Thanks for giving us hope. :) I was kinda hoping for price increases as I need to sell about a dozen and a 1/2 guitars and basses along with lots of other gear before I move in 4 months. Sucks to be me. Well, looks like it sucks to be anyone in a COVID19 country - or that relies on one for...

I thought EVERYBODY liked Van Halen when I was growing up (prior to the Hagar fiasco).

Hey Greyfoxxero, It appears that I have acquired this mystery bass you speak of although I haven't physically received it yet. I bought it sight unseen (with some pictures) from a Guitar Center in TN. It has to be this one because they even said it was strung "E" to "c" and the wood grain...