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Fodera Club Part X

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I think that this will last me a while...
 

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JAUQO III-X said:
That's funny :)

used 6-string? one from around that same time period went for $5,100 on ebay about 6 months ago--and it was refurbished with a new pope pre and hardware. i bought an 89 6-string for way less that his asking price around the same time as well.

so, yeah, i think it's overpriced.

besides, most guys want the newer pickups/pre, the wooten/garrison/emperor body styles (see the standard series) and more ornate wood choices.

if the seller gets that price, that's great. i'll just be surprised.
 
used 6-string? one from around that same time period went for $5,100 on ebay about 6 months ago--and it was refurbished with a new pope pre and hardware. i bought an 89 6-string for way less that his asking price around the same time as well.

so, yeah, i think it's overpriced.

besides, most guys want the newer pickups/pre, the wooten/garrison/emperor body styles (see the standard series) and more ornate wood choices.

if the seller gets that price, that's great. i'll just be surprised.

I'm sure we can agree that none of us can say what a person is willing or not willing to pay for this Fodera or any Fodera. There are guys out there who actually like the older Fodera's and we shouldn't fault them for that.


Basically no different from guys who prefer pre EB/MM's ove the EB/MM's.


The 6 string that sold for $5100 was what that seller was probably willing to let it go for.

And as far as being surprised if the seller gets his asking price or close to it, I wouldn't be surprised at all.
 
The 6 string that sold for $5100 was what that seller was probably willing to let it go for.

nope. it was his minimum. i was watching it closely, cause i'm one of those guys who like that vintage. (it hit right when i was negotiating for the 89 bass i bought.)

and sure, someone may purchase it, but my recent experience shows me otherwise (there are some used 5-strings that have been languishing on ebay for a while).

i actually *track* for basses of this era because i'm somewhat obsessed with them. (another example, a guy in l.a. who had a right-hand twin to the bass you posted, couldn't get $5,500 for it and was selling it for months).

guess we can watch and enjoy the show.
 
nope. it was his minimum. i was watching it closely, cause i'm one of those guys who like that vintage. (it hit right when i was negotiating for the 89 bass i bought.)

and sure, someone may purchase it, but my recent experience shows me otherwise (there are some used 5-strings that have been languishing on ebay for a while).

i actually *track* for basses of this era because i'm somewhat obsessed with them. (another example, a guy in l.a. who had a right-hand twin to the bass you posted, couldn't get $5,500 for it and was selling it for months).

guess we can watch and enjoy the show.



But I'm sure we can agree that all it takes is that one person who is looking for that particular bass(or close to it) to come along and it's gone.
 
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