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Anyone know about pricing used guitars?
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They should give me that job.
I can do surfboards too.
All my exgirl friends and exwife would tell me "You can't have anything nice!"
But really I good at creating relics.
Its like the ugly duckling story
and he lived happily ever after
I may have some similar “scuff” markings, arbitrarily placed, on an MIM strat back when I was 16 and an idiot.
Used to have a 65 gibson SG , it was stolen.
Sometimes I dream about replacing it, just looked up the price now...
Sometimes I dream about replacing it, just looked up the price now...
Looked just like this and cost me $550 at guitar showcase in 1990
Here is one for sale now:
Gibson Les Paul (SG) 1965 factory Bigsby | Reverb
Here is one for sale now:
Gibson Les Paul (SG) 1965 factory Bigsby | Reverb
I bought this '65 lefty in the early 80's for 800.00
Traded it for a boogie markII valued at 1,200.00 maybe five years later. I needed the amp for a gig.
I found it on the google a few years ago. A collector in florida has it. It's worth close to 50k....
Traded it for a boogie markII valued at 1,200.00 maybe five years later. I needed the amp for a gig.
I found it on the google a few years ago. A collector in florida has it. It's worth close to 50k....
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It's good and bad. No one ever asks to borrow your guitar. With the internets you can get a good amount of stuff, but there is more you can't get. I think lefties tend to hang onto guitars as they are harder to find. At this point I still window shop, but rarely buy.
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Ordered this from southpaw guitars in TX. Was so stoked when I opened the case, and then..........
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Not a single Ibanez, Jackson, or even a Flying V model. You guys don't shred, you're perpetually playing Eric Clapton. 
I'm sitting here at my desk and when I saw that I gasped loud enough for my whole office to hear.
DO you even BC Rich bro???Not a single Ibanez, Jackson, or even a Flying V model. You guys don't shred, you're perpetually playing Eric Clapton.
Hey I used to have a charvel HAHA. I don't even play much electric anymore but when I did I rocked those boomer bends all freakin day.
Not a single Ibanez, Jackson, or even a Flying V model. You guys don't shred, you're perpetually playing Eric Clapton.
Wow - that will ruin your day! Did you get it fixed? That's actually very common on Les Pauls because of the neck angle - but without that angle it wouldn't be a Les Paul. It's vey fixable. The guy I watch on YouTube, twoodfrd, takes out all the tuners, glues it back together then routs a rectangle straight and fully through the middle of the neck straddling the break. He then makes a new rectangular piece of wood and glues it into the routing to provide a strong continuous piece of wood with a large glue area. Looks surprisingly good when he's done. A lot of them have been fixed twice.
I sent it back and he sent me another one but a different color. I liked the broken one more and I probably should have kept it and had it fixed. When I first realized it was snapped I thought of this Game of Thrones quote:
"Your joy will turn to ashes in your mouth"