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Valenti question??

DWBass

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I didn't want to post in the For Sale forum but I'm noticing quite a lot of Valenti sales (folks selling their Valenti's) and am wondering why? If any of the sellers would respond here, I'd appreciate it! I'm very interested in having Nino build me a bass but all these sales have got me thinking..................
 
I just took a look in the classifieds and did not think the number of Valenti basses posted was " alarming" ..
just looked like normal turnover...

I dont own one but from what I've read about Valenti Basses and knowing Nino first hand..
you have nothing to worry about...
 
...This place is like a candy store and we are bunch of big kids :)
yup ...
Look at how many Sadowskys, MTDs, etc. change hands.

Nino's basses are great.
yup , great basses ...
... Then they wish they hadn't sold it
and may eventually acquire it again some day......GAS.
damn GAS ...
i sold my Valenti , and would love to get it back ...

I'm pretty sure that Valenti guy doesn't know what he's doing.

:hiding: :D
amateur ...
:D :bassist:
 
I can speak for myself. I've built a few basses and kept them for myself. #002, #005, #016 and #022.

I currently still own and play #022 religiously. The other basses I sold because I bought something else. I usually try to turn something over to get something new or my wife will be very upset. :)
 
I'm not a seller but I placed my order about a month ago and all the Valenti's for sale doesn't concern me in the least. I've read enough great things about Nino's work here at TB to feel completely confident that it's going to be an awesome bass. Something tells me he might have learned a thing or two working for Sadowsky.

I'm curious to see if my Sadowsky remains my "main axe" once the Valenti arrives. That's about the only concern I have LOL.
 
You have no worries buying a Valenti. I met Nino at Tom Bowlus's last get together, and not only was he a stand up guy, he was very happy to let us slobber all over his basses. He had a sadowsky metro hybrid with him, and, IMO, his P kicked it's butt all up and down the street.
 

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