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Author:  gravesbass [ December 26th, 2011, 1:03 pm ]
Post subject:  warrior on the bay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-string-Warrio ... 500wt_1413

pretty generic specs
Author:  fivebass52 [ December 26th, 2011, 10:15 pm ]
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Seems like a fair price, but I'm not seeing a lot of buyers lately in the $2000+ price range...
Author:  markcv [ January 2nd, 2012, 9:31 am ]
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Very nice tho... like the black oil. 8-)
Author:  gravesbass [ January 4th, 2012, 11:34 pm ]
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It didn't sell.... imagine that. Warrior resale value is HORRIBLE.
Author:  Addison [ January 5th, 2012, 9:57 am ]
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gravesbass wrote:
It didn't sell.... imagine that. Warrior resale value is HORRIBLE.

I'd go as far as saying pretty much all high-end "coffee table" booteeky basses have horrible resale right now.

It's bumming me out since I don't have any disposable cash to take advantage of it right now.
Author:  gravesbass [ January 5th, 2012, 1:18 pm ]
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Addison wrote:
gravesbass wrote:
It didn't sell.... imagine that. Warrior resale value is HORRIBLE.

I'd go as far as saying pretty much all high-end "coffee table" booteeky basses have horrible resale right now.

It's bumming me out since I don't have any disposable cash to take advantage of it right now.


Yes, but 2k for a bolt on Warrior is a lot..... Especially with those specs on this listing. Yep, your correct Chris. It's a buyers market for us leftys that have disposable funds and GAS. Not me.... I will be putting my Old Thumb NT 5 fretless for sale but not giving this guy away. It's one of a kind. Europe is your friend for some lefty sales especially Warwicks... and fortunately they hold their value.... Sorta :shock:
Author:  lsimy [ January 5th, 2012, 4:12 pm ]
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gravesbass wrote:
Yes, but 2k for a bolt on Warrior is a lot..... Especially with those specs on this listing. Yep, your correct Chris. It's a buyers market for us leftys that have disposable funds and GAS. Not me.... I will be putting my Old Thumb NT 5 fretless for sale but not giving this guy away. It's one of a kind. Europe is your friend for some lefty sales especially Warwicks... and fortunately they hold their value.... Sorta :shock:


Lost my shirt and shorts selling my Warrior a while back. I got clobbered. Indeed resale for most high-end basses is bad but for Warriors, it has been notoriously atrocious. Never again for me ! It was a nightmare order to begin with as well.
Author:  AzWhoFan [ January 5th, 2012, 5:08 pm ]
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See, that's maybe where I'm a bit different. Like Pjmuck, i tend to hold on to everything I buy, even if it isn't getting played. makes for some pretty stuffed closets and allows me to (sometimes) hold off on buying the high end stuff.

But I truly do sympathize with those of you who are trying to sell anything of value. the market may not turn around for another 2 or 3 years IMO.
Author:  Addison [ January 6th, 2012, 8:49 am ]
Post subject:  Re: warrior on the bay
lsimy wrote:
Lost my shirt and shorts selling my Warrior a while back. I got clobbered. Indeed resale for most high-end basses is bad but for Warriors, it has been notoriously atrocious. Never again for me ! It was a nightmare order to begin with as well.

If you're willing to share your story, I'd be interested in reading it.
Author:  lsimy [ January 6th, 2012, 3:21 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: warrior on the bay
Addison wrote:
lsimy wrote:
Lost my shirt and shorts selling my Warrior a while back. I got clobbered. Indeed resale for most high-end basses is bad but for Warriors, it has been notoriously atrocious. Never again for me ! It was a nightmare order to begin with as well.

If you're willing to share your story, I'd be interested in reading it.


Sold it (after relisting 4-5 times and losing more money) for $1K less than I paid for it a year later. Never again !! The guy I sold it to had it 6-8 months tops and then listed it himself.

That bass had no highs and no lows no matter how I set up the eq. GREAT looking bass and fairly comfortable though I could never get really great action out of it. Glue spots on the neck, pickup routes were not stellar. I could not justify keeping it. I have not looked back.

I still say JD makes some of the coolest looking basses ever but to me, I find them to be really lacking in the character department.

Just my thoughts. Some people have had better luck with them.
Author:  gravesbass [ January 6th, 2012, 4:42 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: warrior on the bay
Addison wrote:
lsimy wrote:
Lost my shirt and shorts selling my Warrior a while back. I got clobbered. Indeed resale for most high-end basses is bad but for Warriors, it has been notoriously atrocious. Never again for me ! It was a nightmare order to begin with as well.

If you're willing to share your story, I'd be interested in reading it.



I personally am going to keep my mouth and comments shut here....... <insert face with zipper over mouth here>
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