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Brian Henry
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN GEORGIA
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Ricky Davis
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Brian Henry
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Cartwright Thompson
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Yup, the prices people are asking for vintage gear has gotten truly ridiculous.
The Maverick is only priced at about three times what it is worth, I see a lot worse just about every day.
How about this fry pan?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/324912862059
The Maverick is only priced at about three times what it is worth, I see a lot worse just about every day.
How about this fry pan?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/324912862059
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Jerry Overstreet
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Not just vintage and not just eBay and Reverb. Here as well. It's my opinion that all the forum activity related to steel guitar is partly the reason for a lot of interest, and the online retailers following suit, with some players not really knowing the value.
Apologies to some of the sellers, but it's rare when a reasonable selling price is offered with the cheerleaders yelling "great price". No, it's not.
Add to that all the D10 conversions where the modded asking price is still more than a complete D10 should cost.
Maybe I'm behind the times and the economy and I guess I'm just out of touch, but I can't see the inflated value for these instruments.
Just my opinion FWIW, not too much I'm sure.
Apologies to some of the sellers, but it's rare when a reasonable selling price is offered with the cheerleaders yelling "great price". No, it's not.
Add to that all the D10 conversions where the modded asking price is still more than a complete D10 should cost.
Maybe I'm behind the times and the economy and I guess I'm just out of touch, but I can't see the inflated value for these instruments.
Just my opinion FWIW, not too much I'm sure.
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John Sims
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What Ricky and Jerry said...Tom Sosbe wrote:What Ricky said.
Best Regards,
John
1997 Carter U-12 Double Body-Natural Birdseye Maple-8p/5k, Peavey Nashville 1000 Amp, Goodrich L10K Vol. Pedal, Boss DD-3 Delay, Boss CE-5 Chorus, Behringer UMC-204HD Audio Interface, AKAI MPK Mini MK3 Professional Midi Keyboard/Controller, Gretsch Bobtail Resonator, Fender Banjo, Rondo SX Lap Steel (C6), DIY Lap Steel (Open D), and a few Mojo Hand Cigar Box Guitars (MojoHandGuitars.com).
John
1997 Carter U-12 Double Body-Natural Birdseye Maple-8p/5k, Peavey Nashville 1000 Amp, Goodrich L10K Vol. Pedal, Boss DD-3 Delay, Boss CE-5 Chorus, Behringer UMC-204HD Audio Interface, AKAI MPK Mini MK3 Professional Midi Keyboard/Controller, Gretsch Bobtail Resonator, Fender Banjo, Rondo SX Lap Steel (C6), DIY Lap Steel (Open D), and a few Mojo Hand Cigar Box Guitars (MojoHandGuitars.com).