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2100 $ for a neck???
- Thread starter Sbociol
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i doubt he will get what he is asking for. maybe if it was a whole bass and it was all original.
that would be big bucks, but he could probably move it.
that would be big bucks, but he could probably move it.
odd
the nut looks brand new, the maple looks like it has never seen the outside, theres no scuffs in the first 3 frets...thats just fishy....
the nut looks brand new, the maple looks like it has never seen the outside, theres no scuffs in the first 3 frets...thats just fishy....
if its a 65 its been cryogenically frozen and preserved next to walt disneys head. as pointed out its damn near breand spankin new in appearance but the hardware looks legit. all this is possible but im skeptical
its not hard to relic hardware.
i think if it is a fake, he wasted his time.
no one will pay that.
well than whoever buys it is a tool and deserves to have their money taken from them.
i understand vintage guitars are valuable. and if this is the real deal then he has reason to put it high. but i dont get where people spend $2100 on a vintage neck, or im sure some of you have seen the $300 vintage neck plates.
what happened to the rest of the guitars?!
wow, im ranting...
sorry TB.
nah i often wonder the same thing. like theres just a ton of bodies floating around. if anything with breakability of necks vs bodies youd think itd be the polar opposite
Vintage stuff that looks brand new = it sounds/plays like crap. Otherwise, somebody would've played the bejeezus out of it.
