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Killer Pawn Shop Find. Can't find much info!

JSandbloom

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Feb 2, 2004
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Lakland Basses
So, I was at the pawn shop today one of the guys at the guitar area who knew me pointed out a bass that they just got in. A fretless that says Runic on the headstock. He said it was made up in Oregon by a guy that used to work at Breedlove and Warmoth. I played it and can't stop thinking about it. It plays and feels top notice. They are asking $995 for the bass and its probably worth it. Does anyone know what these guys are fetching or have any information on them? Thanks!

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Exhibit A of the axiom "it's worth what someone will pay"

I suppose an unlined fretless is the easiest to build - no math required, no highly accurate precision skills required...doesn't appear to have any Alembic type electronics going on...

If Eric Clapton plays one on MTV Unplugged the value will sky rocket...
 
Exhibit A of the axiom "it's worth what someone will pay"

I suppose an unlined fretless is the easiest to build - no math required, no highly accurate precision skills required...doesn't appear to have any Alembic type electronics going on...

If Eric Clapton plays one on MTV Unplugged the value will sky rocket...

:roflmao:

Could you be more outdated with your reference???? Eric Clapton did MTV Unplugged in (I believe) '91 or '92. There hasn't even BEEN an MTV Unplugged in probably 25 years. :cool: If anyone did MTV Unplugged today it wouldn't increase the value of anything on stage because nobody watches MTV for music.