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Burns Bison

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That's close to $600 US, right? Seems a bit high. Here's one for $450:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Awesome-Burns-o...oryZ2384QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem

Then again, here's one currently at close to $2000:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Original-1964-B...oryZ4713QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

So take your pick and decide which one comes closest to the one you were offered.
For the OP; the links given are for a reissue (Korea - late 90's) and an original UK made (60's).
I have a reissue Marquee and it's a decent instrument. However, for whatever reason, they didn't sell well and the last ones in the US were blown out about 2 years back for $US200-250 iirc.
 
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I don't know about the prices really. £300 seems a good deal - esp if a case is included, as they are hard to come by for such a long bass.


I love mine and it gets used in the studio every time.
It sounds like I imagine my rickenbackers SHOULD and i can get every sound i could dream of from it. Long reach on the neck, though!!

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i was in the market for one not so long ago and i was offered a white one for £370. i got the price down to £320. the market in america is alot cheaper it may be worth investigation how much it would cost to get one posted over the pond.

if i had the money to pay for one i would go to that price but really if your strapped for cash i would only really go as far as £250 for one if you get what im trying to say

Dave
 
It will cost more to buy this in the uk , being resident in the uk I know that bass guitars are much cheaper to buy in the US , seems like an ok deal to me

Sorry to contradict you like this, markdavid, but wouldn't it be the opposite scenario for the OP (being based in the USA)? :hmm:

If he's buying from the UK and the price is 300GBP, then at the current exchange rate, a US buyer would have to pay $600 for it! That's a lot of money, considering that a brand new EBMM StingRay (for example) costs only $1,200 over there.