Which late celeb bassist do you think owned this one?

nobody, seller is being sketch: "held by a relative of a famous person"... um... yeah...

 

Serial number is blurred. Avoid like the plague.

 

I'm in the skeptical camp. If it really belonged to someone that famous, why not just say it? Wouldn't that increase the value? Who sells guitars and deliberately keeps secrets in order to lose money?

 

Fender Limited Edition 60th Anniversary Precision Bass Blackguard Blonde 2011 | Reverb

Looks to be HUGELY overpriced based on what identical basses are selling for. You can probably get the white pearloid pickguard for $30. Nothing about this makes it worth $2k more than identical instruments.

 

That description reads like a whole boatload of unsubstantiated hyperbole. If it is such a phenomenal bass, how come the "famous" musician didn't play the thing? Why is it in "double mint" condition?

I also think it's ugly. Not the least bit interested.

 

Bass "looks" authentic enough, but the story feels bogus

 

Blurring the serial number is very common in bass sales. That's not a red flag. Everything else might be, but not that.

 

And the price? I mean, originally (last year) they sold for around $1,500.00 US

 

I've got a Squier bass that was owned by someone famous, not gonna tell you who but it's half the price




...bargain

 

If you post a whole bunch of stuff about how your dog is the best dog ever, then....no. The dog didn't do nothing wrong, as far as I know. But if it's ugly, I reserve the right to call it ugly.....while I pet it. ;-)

 

Why isn't the celebrity named?
That's the question.

 

If it isn't documented and proven that it belonged to the 'legend' then it makes a good story but doesn't increase the value.

 

It has gum all over it?

 

It plays itself badly and cures haem...heom...hemm....


...piles