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Yes, while Americans will say the same thing, comparing Cadillac to Chevy or Lincoln to Ford.Perception of value is why Lexus sells WAY more cars in the US than in Japan; Japanese buyers just look at them and say "It's a Toyota!"
Think about what you can get for $7000. A 1962 Fender J. Or 7 REALLY nice basses of various brands and styles (that's probably the way I would go). Or one awesome bass with a hell of an amp setup. The list could go on and on.

Someone buying an Adam Nitti Signature is not looking for a 1962 Jazz, or may have one already.![]()
I'm glad someone said this, because I have to admit --
Who's Adam Nitti?
I can't even find a Wiki page on the guy.
True. Just stating a few of the hundred BETTER options, IMO.
Amazing player, really nice guy, and he races spec-BMW series. Used to do P-cars as well.
Wait, I knew the name looked familiar. Did he used to hang out over at Pelican?
(Edit) Hah! Yes, he did. Small world.![]()
If someone buys one then it is reasonable to them. An object is worth exactly what someone will pay for it. Not one penny more, not one penny less.So you think that price is reasonable, then?
I sure did. I looked him up to see-You seriously didn't just say that.
If someone buys one then it is reasonable to them. An object is worth exactly what someone will pay for it. Not one penny more, not one penny less.
How dare you not like someone else's favorite bass player.I sure did. I looked him up to see-
Why would the average person even know his name?
At least with the Adam Clayton sig basses they may sell them to a diehard U2 fan.