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Ummmm..... $180,000.00??

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"This fret-less Bass Guitar is inspired by Part 3 of the Fisherman's Chronicles (Primus). Les Claypool autographed this bass back in 2000 after it's completion. There were 1200 hours invested into this work of art. Ultra lightweight at a sleek 57" long. This is an amazingly beautiful and one of a kind instrument. 6 types of exotic wood!

The total cost is $235,813.21to be paid in full at the time you pick it up.

$235,813.21 TOTAL
-$180,000 DOWNPAYMENT
$55,813.21 due at time of pickup!



Add $350 for personal delivery anywhere in the US

This beautiful and original bass guitar in perfect condition has been a display piece for more than 10 years now. The original artist (Nathan Stipek) is selling it to benefit The Other Side of the Fence, a Humboldt County Nonprofit Animal Rescue Theothersideofthefence.org
The animal rescue gets 25% of the profit, so wish us luck!!

- Gold Plated strings
- Sturgeons scales made of handcut Mother of Pearl from mussels
- Genuine Porsche Leather
- Lace-wood
- Purple Heart
- Ironwood
- Redwood Burl
- Cocobolo
- Chechen
- Wenge
- Pepperwood aka California Bay Laurel
- Push pull volume contour
- Active pre-amp
- Gotoh compact tuners"
 
I wouldn't go a penny over $235,813.20 for this monstrosity. :D

Clearly a sturgeon is not a *bass*...

I love things like this, so absolutely ridiculous that they think it's going to sell at even a fraction of this. I'd offer $500 just for kitsch value.

..and a whole 25% going to the charity. Give all of whatever you get to the charity.
 
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Maybe I should start taking pictures of my basses on a dead fallen tree when I want to sell.
 
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Bahahaha... this guy wants more in added fees than Les got himself when he sold one of his Carl Thompson's to fund his nephew's medical bills.

$240,000.... what a nutcase... even if he was asking 1/10 of that I would still consider him nuts.

Oh and if anybody was curious, the Les Claypool autograph only adds about $60 to an item, and that is being generous in my estimate.
 
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