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fivebass52 wrote:

This is a beautifully made bass. If this was an Alembic, it would have sold for 4-5 grand, and would have a resale value of at least 2-grand... Sad that as a Carvin, and although it was masterfully crafted, it has nowhere near the resale value it should have... I think that's a great deal for $700....

Agreed 100% on all counts. Carvin continues to be the most underrated bass brand on the used market. If the world made sense, this bass should bring between $1200- $1500. You shouldn’t even be able to think about it for less than a grand.

Author:	log [ August 16th, 2020, 2:36 pm ]
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looks to be one of the XB75P models gorgeous woodwork. https://ventura.craigslist.org/msg/d/ne ... 80701.html

Author:	fivebass52 [ August 16th, 2020, 10:59 pm ]
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This isva beautifully made bass. If this was an Alembic, it would have sold for 4-5 grand, and would have a resale value of at least 2-grand... Sad that as a Carvin, and although it was masterfully crafted, it has nowhere near the resale value it should have... I think that's a great deal for $700....

Author:	Jeroen [ August 16th, 2020, 11:20 pm ]
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log wrote: looks to be one of the XB75P models Or an LB75. The XB-models are extra long scale (35" and 36"), the LB is the regular 34" scale version. Very pretty! I have an all-black one that I like a lot.

Author:	Carmine [ August 17th, 2020, 4:39 pm ]
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fivebass52 wrote: This is a beautifully made bass. If this was an Alembic, it would have sold for 4-5 grand, and would have a resale value of at least 2-grand... Sad that as a Carvin, and although it was masterfully crafted, it has nowhere near the resale value it should have... I think that's a great deal for $700.... Agreed 100% on all counts. Carvin continues to be the most underrated bass brand on the used market. If the world made sense, this bass should bring between $1200- $1500. You shouldn’t even be able to think about it for less than a grand.

Author:	fivebass52 [ August 17th, 2020, 6:42 pm ]
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Carmine wrote: fivebass52 wrote: This is a beautifully made bass. If this was an Alembic, it would have sold for 4-5 grand, and would have a resale value of at least 2-grand... Sad that as a Carvin, and although it was masterfully crafted, it has nowhere near the resale value it should have... I think that's a great deal for $700.... Agreed 100% on all counts. Carvin continues to be the most underrated bass brand on the used market. If the world made sense, this bass should bring between $1200- $1500. You shouldn’t even be able to think about it for less than a grand. Agreed back atcha.....

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Author:	Jeroen [ August 18th, 2020, 1:54 am ]
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Under the new Kiesel name used prices appear to be higher now. They have a huge following of young shredders and djentlemen.

Author:	tim [ August 18th, 2020, 2:42 am ]
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Ha ha ha, "djentlemen."

Author:	Jeroen [ August 18th, 2020, 3:18 am ]
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I'm not even making it up https://www.urbandictionary.com/define. ... djentleman

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