Guys, guys, it's not a new one. Far from it.
Okay? You realize that by supposedly selling it for $130 used, thats a 99% decrease in value, literally since this bass sells for 10k new.
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Guys, guys, it's not a new one. Far from it.
Garey said:From the other thread:
What you've got is very interesting! This is a Framus Triumph from 1977 or 1978, made during a transitional period after the bankruptcy of the company. It appears to be all original, and although its not one of the oldest Triumph models...it is somewhat rare. In 1982 the retail price was 1690 DM! Very cool!
yea....thats not gonna happen. no one in their right mind would pay retail
It is number 410 in the custom shop gallery Streamer section.
The standard Streamer Stage I 5 string neck through high polish goes for just over $7500. Then I altered the body wood to bubinga and the custom shop time and import costs,puts it over$9000 right now (insured price).
I have taken it out of the case 4 times,primarily for studio work.
If anybody is interested,inbox me,I'll send you photo's of it as it looks right now.I want between $6800 and $7000 for it,after shipping fees.
Check out what popped up on the custom shop gallery
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Check out what popped up on the custom shop gallery
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Quick, call Bootsy Collins
I have, on Bootsy's previous bass:According to the website it was custom made for Bootsy him self! But man ive never 5 j's on one bass before.