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don't even look great.https://bassmagazine.com/gear/fende...v5cpYvbUXJ7_0STa1wCmZ-aVX3S1MZdPanukK6x5Ck5G0
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I'd bet every special custom shop instrument they are releasing in all categories, when sold by original buyer, will resell for more than original buying price...all the hotwheels and movie themed ones being release are all 4x what these particular ones cost....Clearly these are for a certain type of collector. I wouldn't be surprised if they go to an investor and never see the light of day again.
In 50 years, someone's kids may look at it and wonder what to do with it.
I'd bet every special custom shop instrument they are releasing in all categories, when sold by original buyer, will resell for more than original buying price...all the hotwheels and movie themed ones being release are all 4x what these particular ones cost....
$12k for a bass made from free wood??? No, thanks...
Like many others I can't understand how they can ask $9200 for a slab Pbass that looks no better than a home constructed Warmoth build where the owner doesn't have the paint spraying skills so does an oil finish. Sure, it might (and might not) have the most wonderful neck ever created, but I'm sure there are 100 other custom builders that will make a much better built bass for that money.
That works out to $15,175 in New Zealand dollars. I only paid $15,000 for my WRX with less than 40,000km on the clock a few years ago.
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