Then you also know 55-94s don't sell for a similar price.
So what are you getting at?
Are you saying that a 4 month old Lakland isn't worth trying to trade for a 3 year old A~C...
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Then you also know 55-94s don't sell for a similar price.
peterpalmieri said:What I am saying exactly is that used 55-94s sell from $1800-$2200 depending, by accounts one recently sold for less then that. It doesn't matter if it's 4 months or 4 years old. The fact that it is in like new condition is a plus no question maybe you will get a few hundred more for it but it doesn't command a $1000 premium.
What I am saying exactly is that used 55-94s sell from $1800-$2200 depending, by accounts one recently sold for less then that. It doesn't matter if it's 4 months or 4 years old. The fact that it is in like new condition is a plus no question maybe you will get a few hundred more for it but it doesn't command a $1000 premium.
Out of control Governments go after Environmental enforcement.
Guitar Frets: Environmental Enforcement Leaves Musicians in Fear | Postmodern Times - WSJ.com

True Story:
I was read elsewhere Gibson got raided today.
Gibson Guitar CEO Speaks Out About Raids - Memphis Daily News
Tell them that after they've taken your tools away.
If that scenario is a real threat, it's a more real threat to "real guys" like you, as opposed to mooks like me who seldom cross county lines.
You oughta be gettin' travellin' papers from Jimmy, I reckon.
True Story:
I was read elsewhere Gibson got raided today.
Gibson Guitar CEO Speaks Out About Raids - Memphis Daily News

Yeah, but the bigger question is, how the hell do you get that stuff????So, if you're travelling with a vintage instrument, you'd best have bona fide provinence that the woods for *everything,*...nut, bridge, fingerboard, are Gubbmint Approved, or, kiss your tools goodbye. The burden of proof might well rest on you as the owner, and not on the manufacturer.
I'd bet most folks don't have paper like that for *anything* they own, vintage or current.
Yeah, but the bigger question is, how the hell do you get that stuff????
I'm betting there's no practical way to do it at all, because you don't know who to talk to, you don't know how to find out who to talk to, and even if you knew all that, good luck getting that information on paper, and even then, it would probably have to be notarized before it'd hold up as defense.
Bottom line is, it's pretty much impossible for honest folks owning items with these woods, acquired legally, to protect themselves from this "legalized theft". THAT F'N SUCKS!!!