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PostPosted: April 28th, 2010, 4:43 am 
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PostPosted: April 28th, 2010, 6:22 am 
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Beautiful. Not $3000 beautiful, but beautiful. I like the black guard look over the white on these.


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PostPosted: April 28th, 2010, 7:14 am 
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Yeah, it's totally drool worthy, but damn... $3000... uh, no thanks. :roll:

It also kind of turns me off when sellers are like, "I COULD SELL THE CASE ALONE ON THIS THING FOR A MILLION DOLLARS!@1!!!! IT'S THAT AWESOMETACULALR AND WORTH SO MUCH MONEY AND RARER THAN DINOSAURSSS!!@!!@!@" :lol:

I mean... I understand the guy wants to sell the thing, but anyone who is going to be serious about ponying up that much cash for a used instrument is going to have a pretty good idea as to what they're buying.

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PostPosted: April 30th, 2010, 8:04 am 
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Looks like it sold for $3300.
He's gonna be real pissed off if John Hall ever decides to build lefties again and the resale market drops by 1/2


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PostPosted: April 30th, 2010, 10:17 am 
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AzWhoFan wrote:
Looks like it sold for $3300.
He's gonna be real pissed off if John Hall ever decides to build lefties again and the resale market drops by 1/2


Insane. :shock: This makes me really consider selling my '79. I can't think of another brand that's appreciated in value as much as a Rick in recent years.


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pjmuck wrote:
AzWhoFan wrote:
Looks like it sold for $3300.
He's gonna be real pissed off if John Hall ever decides to build lefties again and the resale market drops by 1/2


Insane. :shock: This makes me really consider selling my '79. I can't think of another brand that's appreciated in value as much as a Rick in recent years.



You think it's all due to the fact that they aren't making lefties at the moment and the most famous Rick player is a leftie?


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Agent00Soul wrote:
pjmuck wrote:
AzWhoFan wrote:
Looks like it sold for $3300.
He's gonna be real pissed off if John Hall ever decides to build lefties again and the resale market drops by 1/2


Insane. :shock: This makes me really consider selling my '79. I can't think of another brand that's appreciated in value as much as a Rick in recent years.



You think it's all due to the fact that they aren't making lefties at the moment and the most famous Rick player is a leftie?

Faggitabout Macca, it's all supply and demand. ain't no supply, so you can demand near-astronomical prices. Can you imagine what they'd be worth if the 'official policy' became "We will no longer make lefty basses"?


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PostPosted: April 30th, 2010, 11:39 pm 
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You think it's all due to the fact that they aren't making lefties at the moment and the most famous Rick player is a leftie?


Excuse my ignorance, but who is the most famous lefty Rick player?

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fivebass52 wrote:
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You think it's all due to the fact that they aren't making lefties at the moment and the most famous Rick player is a leftie?


Excuse my ignorance, but who is the most famous lefty Rick player?

why, it's me of course! :lol:
Paul McCartney comes in as a distant second.


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Doh! the answer was too obvious! Yeah, and I guess Paul would qualify as an "occasional" Rick player! :lol:

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PostPosted: May 3rd, 2010, 7:24 am 
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Lefty 4001s are becoming too much expensive. But you know maybe it's better to pay 3000 or more $$ for a vintage rather than waiting two and more years and not being sure of the result.

Seeing how the market goes i think that soon i'll sell my 75 4001 too to buy a new house :lol:


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Dang, $3300. Maybe I'd better sell my '79 before they go up some more. :lol:


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