The Value Of Your Guitar/Amp!
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Sept 18, 2008, 3:29pm, lyle wrote:Cool! How about my 1986 American-made Reissue '57 Fender Stratocaster, Lake Placid Blue?Mark!1986 '57 Strat Reissue: $1200 - $1400So far Drew and I are in the lead! Best Regards,Ern
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Sept 18, 2008, 4:58pm, byllsong wrote:Thanks ErnShe's more valuable to me than that BillySo is my '63 Strat! My wife wants me to sell it, because it's worth between $30,000 and $50,000! But it's MY BABY! I love this guitar, and I've never owned one that is such a link to my soul (except maybe my '65 Strat that was STOLEN!). So it remains in my studio, and is going to be part of my retirement fund someday. BUT, I'm going to have to WAY up my insurance on this sweetheart of a guitar! It's one of a kind, and if you find one that "speaks" to you, KEEP IT, no matter what the appraised value! They ARE priceless to a musician.Ern
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Ern,1950 Gibson ES175, sunburst, not all parts are original.1968 Martin D-28 (w/ Brazilian Rosewood).1973 Gibson L-5s w/Lo-impedence p/u's, sunburst, all orig.1971 Les Paul Custom, tobacco sunburst.I could go on, but those are a few of the gems...
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Sept 18, 2008, 9:09pm, jazzstan wrote:Ern,1950 Gibson ES175, sunburst, not all parts are original.1968 Martin D-28 (w/ Brazilian Rosewood).1973 Gibson L-5s w/Lo-impedence p/u's, sunburst, all orig.1971 Les Paul Custom, tobacco sunburst.I could go on, but those are a few of the gems...Stan: Here ya go!ES175: $4000 - $4500Martin: $5000 - $5800L-5: $4500 - $6000Les Paul: $3200 - $4700Man, you've got some SERIOUS cash invested! Best Regards,Ern
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Hey Ern how about my 1989 Synsonics Terminator shortscale electric guitar with built-in speaker(9 volt included)?hehehe!was my 1st guitar..Dad paid $99 at "ames department store" crossin my fingers hoping its around $10,000 to $15,000
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Ern,Thanks. Those number were kinda where I expected 'em to be. But cash invested? Actually the most recent acquisition was the solid body L5... I bought it new 35 years ago. So it's all appreciation!
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1995 or 1996 Jackson Performer PS-2, black (and I just found out it´s Korean...)Marshall JCM900, 100W High Gain Dual Reverb, Model 4100 (half stack) - JH
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this is cool!how about a '90 Les Paul Custom - Honey Burst?
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Any of you guys ever been to Gruhn Guitars? Amazing vintage guitar store in downtown Nashville, TN. I saw a guitar hanging in there once worth over $250,000!Incredible.
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